Hi Urs, I set the command on the server, it should be applied the first time the units communicate with the server. Please confirm once they do and you see this in place.

Thank you Wolferl,

What other feature would you like to see on the front page?

Thanks for the report. It was a technical issue that is now corrected.

Hello @Wolferl ,

People who stumble across your website without knowledge about that project and its abilites, should see something more meaningful, like radiation (since all sensors have at least that).
As far as temperature goes, it would be nice to have a flag that shows if the unit is mounted indoors or outdoors.

Thanks for your suggestions. I will see what I can do.

Hello @costo ,

Are you being payed for pushing the temperature on top or is something offered to you in the future ?

You must be joking.

that you push fake data and hide the real data (radiation) at the bottom of the menu

Sorry, I don’t do that.

Temperature is simply the first item in the list of sensors. That’s it. The frontend shows the list in order.
The internal temperature is being compensated and should be very close to the external, real temperature, please check it.

Done! I will add the country change option to the dashboard for the next update!

Hello Costo, thanks for the message, yet I must admit I have little success in understanding what troubles you: you can still open the map with radiation selected by default: http://uradmonitor.com/?sensor=cpm

The model A is still part of the portfolio, being one of the best products designed so far. So is the A3, which continues the radiation monitoring legacy.

Pollution affects more people (about 7million/year worldwide and about half a million per year in Europe) than radiation related incidents did during history. And the numbers are increasing considering where our society and way of living is going.

So the project tries to help more people, adding more sensors and leveraging on the mature IOT infrastructure developed so far. What’s wrong with that?

Sounds really interesting! Please share more on this, and a few pictures if you set it up!