South Cambridgeshire District Council - Smart Thermostat Specification & requirements South Cambridgeshire District Council.

Smart Thermostat Specification & requirements South Cambridgeshire District Council.Smart Thermostat Specification & requirements South Cambridgeshire District Council. Technical Specification The successful supplier will provide a product with all of the following features and functionality. The successful will: • Be a fit and forget product - with minimal to no attention required by the customer • Provide connected (IoT) Sensors capturing data on property temperature (status, gain and loss), air pressure, humidity, motion and light in one device per property. • Work with all major manufacturers of heating systems in the UK • Provide services to known and established Social Housing Providers in the UK • The device will be mains powered (either 240v or 12v) and not battery powered • The device will use the GSM (mobile phone) network to transmit data and not require Wifi • Data captured by the device will be done so on a constant or near-constant basis - minimum required is every 15mins. • Learn occupancy - e.g. understand when the building is occupied • Optimising heating settings to achieve efficiencies that offer financial savings • Have an easy to use and understandable 'user guide' to inform customers on how to utilise smart technology to its full potential. • Be CE and/or British Standard marked and compliant with all applicable legislation. • Not compromise the integrity of existing warranties on any systems that the solution connects / integrates and or controls. • The User Interface will be touch screen and demonstrably easy to navigate. • The device should be of both ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing design to encourage interaction. • Provide the data captured securely available to nominated individuals with levels of permissions. • Operate as a Data Processor for GDPR and have a Software Services Agreement to reflect this relationship. • Use occupancy data as a basis for appointment scheduling and be able to send appointment prompts. • The device must feature a two-way communication service (device/resident - landlord) • Provide the landlord with the ability to remotely restrict and activate the heating system • Training should be provided to installers without additional charge. • Have a 24-month warranty as standard with options to extend • Utilise external weather conditions and provide insight into the data captured that references this. • Provide risk statements relating to Humidity, Under/Overheating, Abandonment, Fuel Poverty and Mould on a property level basis. • Provide access to a portfolio level dashboard enabling a strategic view of property portfolio • Have a mapping feature that geospatially represents the property portfolio on a live basis • Provide detailed and aggregated metrics about data captured on a per property basis and apply risk statement to this data • Provide notifications to the landlord relating to the risks identified above • Be manufactured in the UK.