Save energy in rented housing, without a smart thermostat.
The sensors in the rooms recognise from their own readings when the heating comes on. You see per house how long it runs, what it costs and where plug-in heaters use electricity.
No cameras or microphonesServers in the EUYour data is yours
What you don't see costs money.
Part of one system.
Sensors, housing management, fault reporting, the route planner and the commute planner share the same houses, rooms and residents. What a sensor measures shows up at the address; a fault report arrives at the right house; the route goes where attention is needed.
What's included
The sensors in the rooms recognise the heating from their own readings – no smart thermostat, no extra meter. Per house you see when it comes on, how long it runs and what it costs, with tips to set the thermostat better. More about energy →
Up and running in three steps.
- 1A sensor per room, a gateway per houseThe gateway plugs into a socket; nothing changes on the thermostat or boiler.
- 2After a few weeks, the patternWhen the heating comes on, how long it runs, and at night.
- 3Tips and an estimateA better thermostat setting, with the possible saving as an estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a smart thermostat?
No. eyesonrooms recognises the heating from the readings of the sensors in the rooms. Nothing changes on the thermostat or the boiler.
How much will I save?
That depends on the house and the residents. eyesonrooms shows an estimate per house with your own gas price or the CBS average – not a promise.
Can I enter meter readings?
Yes, gas and electricity, also back in time; eyesonrooms uses the energy price of that month.
Made for those who rent out and manage rooms.
Start small: a pilot in a few houses.
After a month you know per room where energy leaks away and where mould threatens.