Fumis AIR by Atech vs Eclipse Net

The Fumis AIR system brings your stove and its usage to a completely different level. Just fill in fuel, start the fire and leave the rest to the system, which will automatically adjust the combustion to achieve best user comfort, lowest emissions and best efficiency. By an automatic regulation of primary, secondary and tertiary air flap based on different sensors, the system always achieves the best out of the current situation. Forget the stove and do what matters you the most, because you’ll get a notification when there’s the best time to refill again – if you want. From now on, you can use your smart device to remotely control your manually fed heating device. Thanks to Fumis AIR application, you can intuitively swipe through menus, which give you lots of different options and information on the heating device. MAXIMUM COMFORT: -BLE communication with your heating device -Intuitive menu structure -Stay updated on the current state of your heating device -The application warns you about best time to refill -With an integrated room temperature you’ll not overheat your room anymore -Automatic combustion control based on real-time measurements MAIN FUNCTIONS: -Set the desired power level -Set the desired room temperature -Set the desired room fan speed -Combustion history -Customizable main screen -°C/°F -Showing errors/alerts -Refill notification -Automatic and/or manual operation

Monitor your Eclipse NET cameras in real time or review past events and archives. Eclipse NET Cloud Video Surveillance and Analytics is an end-to-end video surveillance solution. Leveraging plug-and-play cameras to monitor your business and cloud storage and analytics. Eclipse NET provides end-to-end solutions from single location businesses with few cameras to businesses with several cameras across multiple locations. Video is transmitted to the cloud using bank-grade encryption where it’s then processed using machine learning to detect objects such as people and vehicles. Event rules based on time schedules and object types can trigger notifications to be sent to mobile phones, or email.