The Heatmiser Netmonitor allows you to take control of  your home heating / hotwater over the internet from any web browser. Plug the Netmonitor into your router and take complete control.

Features

• Program up to 32 Heatmiser Thermostats (-N type) from any internet browser worldwide
• Connect up to 6 remote temperature sensors to be used for monitoring and alarm purposes
• Program low and high temperature limits
• Connect up to 6 volt free alarms such as your home alarm and receive alarm indications on email.
• Control up to 6 appliances remotely via web browser.

The Heatmiser Netmonitor + allows you to take control of  your home heating / hotwater over the internet from any web browser and text message.  Plug the Netmonitor into your router and take complete control.

Features

• Program up to 32 Heatmiser Thermostats (-N type) from any internet browser worldwide
• Connect up to 6 remote temperature sensors to be used for monitoring and alarm purposes
• Program low and high temperature limits
• Connect up to 6 volt free alarms such as your home alarm and receive alarm indications on email and text message.
• Control up to 6 appliances remotely via web browser and text message

 

 
Minimum Requirement
A broadband router
Port forwarding facility
SIM Card (Not included)
 
Ideal Requirement
Fixed IP Address

Fixed or Dynamic IP Address - What is the difference ?

Think of a fixed IP address as the internet equivalent to your phone number. Without a fixed phone number, you would never receive any calls.  With a dynamic IP address, you would never know the location of your PC on the internet and therefore couldn't connect to it. 



The Free Solution
If your ISP only provides a Dynamic IP address (it changes each time) then you have another option. There is a service called Dynamic DNS. This is a third party service provider which logs and updates its database with your current IP address.
 
Step by Step...
1. Your router logs on to the Dynamic DNS server, updating its IP record
2. You then type in your web browser the IP address given to you by the Dynamic DNS service provider when you sign up
3. Behind the scenes, the Dynamic DNS server redirects you to your router.
4. You connect
 
DynDNS.org provide this service for free, click www.dyndns.org  for more details.
 
No-IP also offer a Dynamic DNS service for free.   They support hardware from  Symantec, Sonicwall, D-Link, SMC, and Draytek

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