Features

• Allows you to program the desired comfort levels for each room in your house from any internet browser worldwide (Max 32 Rooms)
• Connect up to 6 of our Industrial Sensors for monitoring and alarm purposes
• Program low and high temperature limits and receive notification on email
• 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.

What`s new in v3 ?

• Home/Away Function - Clicking the Away button will now place every room into setback mode and will turn the hot-water off. On your return, you can press Home and the system will revert back to the programmed settings. This function is also compatible with the Touchpad - so you can place the system in Home or Away mode from either device.

• Groups - You can now create up to 5 groups. Once created, you can add rooms to those groups. For example, you could create a group called "Bedrooms" and then add every bedroom to that group. Groups are used during programming, and greatly help to reduce the programming time.

•  Live View Frame - To the right of the Netmonitor window is a Live View providing a quick method of viewing the status of any room in your home.

• Temperature Hold -  You can now program to hold a required temperature for a certain period. You can then apply this to individual rooms or a group

• Keylock - You can now lock or unlock individual or a group of rooms.

• Easier Setup Procedure - We have simplified the procedure of adding and naming thermostats.

Important Network Compatibility Notice: This product is only compatible with version 3 products. If you are installing this on an existing system, please contact our technical department for assistance before ordering.

Minimum Requirement

Ideal Requirement

Obtaining a Fixed IP Address off your ISP is the easiest way of enabling remote access of your Heatmiser Netmonitor. However, if this isnt possible please read the sections at the bottom of this page as there are alternative methods.

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.

For Netmonitor Troubleshooting,  Click here to see our FAQ's