Care & Protect

Caring for the sensors on your glass radiator’s smart temperature control system, especially those fitted to windows, is essential to ensure accurate functioning and prolong their lifespan. Here’s how to maintain and care for these sensors:

1. Regular Dusting and Cleaning
   • Use a soft cloth or a small brush: Dust can accumulate on the sensors over time, affecting their accuracy. Regularly dust the sensors with a soft microfiber cloth or a small, gentle brush to keep them clean.
   • Avoid moisture: If cleaning requires more than dusting, slightly dampen the cloth with water (or a mild cleaning solution if needed) and gently wipe the sensor. Be cautious not to use too much liquid to prevent any moisture from seeping into the electronics.
2. Check for Obstructions
   • Make sure that the area around the sensors is clear of any objects that could block their detection, such as curtains, blinds, or decorative items that might obstruct the window or sensor placement.
3. Avoid Direct Contact with Cleaning Products
   • When cleaning windows where the sensors are installed, spray the cleaner onto the cloth, not directly on the glass near the sensor, to avoid any accidental seepage into the device.
4. Inspect for Wear and Tear
   • Periodically check the sensors and their connections (if visible) for signs of wear, damage, or loose fittings.
5. Battery Care
   • If the sensors are battery-powered, make sure to check the battery status regularly, either via the app or manual inspection. Replace the batteries when needed to ensure the sensors continue functioning smoothly.
   • Use the batteries recommended in the User Guide to avoid damaging the sensors.
6. Secure Installation
   • Ensure the sensors are properly secured and installed on the window according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. Poor installation can lead to sensor misalignment, reducing their effectiveness.
   • If the sensors are removable, occasionally check to ensure they haven’t become loose due to changes in temperature or humidity.
7. Keep Firmware Updated
   • Many smart systems offer firmware updates to enhance functionality and fix any bugs. Ensure the sensors’ software is updated to keep them running optimally, please refer to the User Guide.
8. Protect from Extreme Conditions
   • Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or excessive moisture. Ensure your window sensors are not installed in areas where they might be directly exposed to harsh weather conditions, which could affect their performance.

By regularly maintaining and inspecting the sensors, you ensure the smart system continues to function effectively, including raising alerts if windows are left open, optimizing the radiator’s heating efficiency.