Passive outdoor temperature sensors are reliable in use and reduce the need for cabling. These sensors predict the need for heating in a building. Liquid pressure transmitters can be used to monitor district heating and cooling, as well as detecting any leaks and preventing water damage. Surveillance of the differential pressure across the building envelope takes care of the health of the building and prevents serious structural problems.
TEU (5) measures outdoor temperatures, TEHR (3) room temperatures and TEAT (1) heating system temperatures. Together these sensors enable the proactive control of the heating network. PTL-Heat (2) monitors pressure in the heating network and provides alerts about leaks when pressure decreases. DPT-Priima (4) measures the differential pressure over building envelope, maintaining the desired pressure balance. SPP (6), static pressure port, connected to DPT-Priima, prevents direct wind interference on the transmitter by filtering any wind gusts.