I have been looking for cloud based services to assist managing stock levels and production. I was looking for something more specialized than the MYOB or XERO accounting software. After many hours of searching for a solution, I have yet …
One of the challenges for Demand Response is Split System Air Conditioners. Demand Response for those that do not know is the process of reducing energy consumption when energy use increases. For the last couple of years, at least in …
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And now we have our first batch of boxes ready to go out. These are individual units with everything needed for installation. Bulk packs will be coming soon.
Well, the business cards have arrived. I guess the business is really happening.
According to media reports, the Grattan Institute have advised of a possible ‘death spiral’ for the electricity network in one of their current reports. I am not sure where the words ‘death spiral’ have come from, but they are certainly …
Since we have been talking about our new Climate One product, I thought it might be interesting to give a glimpse of our next product. Whilst it might not look like much, it is a rather interesting piece of engineering, …
A friend asked an interesting question today – she asked “What Is Redshift Wireless”? Whilst I was able to give her an answer that satisfied her, I thought it might be useful to explain here what Redshift Wireless actually is. …
Redshift Wireless is pleased to announce the completion of our first batch of our Cloud Based Air Conditioner Controllers! This is just part of the first batch, and they will be going out later today to our installers. Right now, …
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The first batch of production boards of the WiFi Cloud Based Air Conditioner Controller arrived on Friday. I did a lot of hand soldering on Friday, and I am happy to say that the boards not only work, but they …
There is a story in the Sydney Morning Herald today about how a woman has died apparently as a result of a faulty USB charger purchased in here in Sydney. A photo of some of the chargers, possibly of the …