Heat-Timer Genesis® Frequently Asked Questions

 

Genesis Heat-Timer

As word starts to get around about Heat-Timer® Genesis, we’re getting many questions about this revolutionary new technology for saving money on fuel in small buildings. Here’s answers to a few of the most common questions. For more detailed information, please feel free to call our team at (973) 575-4004

How many space sensors does Genesis come with?
The Genesis Control comes with three space sensors but can support up to 5.

How much can I expect to save in fuel consumption?
You can expect to save up to 30% on fuel usage.

How do I access the building my control is in?
The Genesis is fully mobile and internet enabled. You can access the control from any computer, tablet, or smartphone using our web portal or free mobile app.

Is the web and mobile experience the same as the one used for Heat-Timer® Platinum Controls?
Yes, the portal, the mobile app, and the alarms, emails, and text alerts and ability to monitor and control your boiler are the same.

How long will the sensor batteries last?
Battery life is over 10 years, thanks to use of the latest low power electronics.

Can the Genesis operate with Steam based Heating?
The Heat-Timer Genesis® Can operate perfectly on either steam or hot water, single boiler systems.

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