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spexor’s various sensors constantly scan its environment.

The moment spexor detects a break-in, it can either trigger an acoustic alarm reaching up to 90 dB (A) and an LED light signal or inform you discreetly, depending on which setting you choose. In either case, spexor immediately sends a notification to your smartphone via the mobile network or an existing Wi-Fi connection. You now have the option of calling the emergency services or disabling the alarm directly from the app.

To enable spexor’s sensors to adapt even better to each environment, make sure you assign a profile for every location that you use it in. The sensors will then be set up differently depending on which profile has been activated and spexor will adapt to the environmental conditions of its location. Find out how to set the location here. See how to set the location here.

spexor can automatically activate and disable the break-in detection according to your personal schedule, which you can specify in the app at your convenience. Alternatively, you can integrate spexor into your smart home via our public interface or using the Home Connect Plus app. Both options allow you to adapt spexor’s surveillance to your individual routine. If you enter the monitored area (e.g. your garage) at a certain time of the day, you can set spexor up accordingly to avoid a false alarm being triggered. You can also quickly activate and disable spexor via Bluetooth whenever you’re nearby.

In addition, location data can be determined via the GPS module. At the same time, you can request the location of your camper at any time via GPS positioning.

Moreover, the selection of the location has an influence on the transmission of the GPS data: If you select a fixed location such as your home or garden shed, spexor will use the address you enter, as there is often only a poor GPS signal available indoors.

Only when choosing a mobile location, such as your car, spexor uses GPS data without a stored address. Therefore it is important to select your correct location when you are on the road.

But if you are on the road with your camper, it makes sense to select the mobile location.

Extreme temperatures in winter and summer are often a potential hazard. Whether it’s for your four-legged friend waiting in your motorhome, the plants growing in your greenhouse or the water pipes in your cellar, spexor notifies you when the room temperature exceeds or falls below a value you have specified. This enables you to act in time to prevent your plants from freezing, for example. Use the app to define the temperature level at which spexor should send you a notification. The temperature limits range from -10°C to +60°C.

You can use the app to individually define the temperature at which spexor should alert you. The temperature limits range from -10° to +60° C

spexor’s air quality sensor, which has been designed to detect all kinds of pollutants, analyses the composition of the air every 30 seconds with detective-level precision. It picks up on even the finest impurities which the human organism can’t detect but which can affect health

As soon as its sensors register critical values, you’ll be alerted by an LED light signal and a notification in the app. Once the air quality reaches an optimum value, the LED light ring turns green, meaning you can breathe easy again. The app also gives you recommendations on how to keep indoor air healthy.

Thanks to its broad measuring range, spexor is able to detect dangerous gases from levels of just a few ppm (parts per million) and alert you to a potential risk of fire. If the sensor detects a sudden, drastic change in the composition of the ambient air that could indicate a fire, it will trigger an alarm to warn you. To this end, spexor compares the current ambient values with previously recorded values, and when a certain threshold is reached, it sets off the alarm.

You’ll receive a push notification on your smartphone and a red alarm screen will appear in the app. You can also specify whether spexor should warn you of a possible fire hazard directly from its installation location by means of an acoustic alarm and a light signal.

Please note: spexor is not a certified fire gas detector!

It should not under any circumstances be used to replace such a device and is intended as an accessory to help you detect any potential risk of fire.

Place spexor wherever you want to protect something.

To monitor fire gases, it’s best to place spexor in a central position of the room, on a raised platform such as a shelf or table making sure that the sensors are not covered. Remember: the higher the better. This is because many fire gases rise. Do not place spexor next to an open fire, a fireplace or a barbecue. The sensors are very sensitive and may react too quickly or become damaged.

Air pollution from fine particles, nitrogen oxide, ozone and other pollutants not only has a negative impact on your well-being, it can also pose a risk to your health.

To help you keep an eye on the risk of outdoor air pollution, the spexor app displays current levels of pollution in your region. Outdoor air quality is determined using not only the measuring station in your vicinity, but a combination of several measuring stations and historical values linked via artificial intelligence, to give you street-level accuracy.

The app then displays both indoor and outdoor air quality so you can compare the values. That way you can decide at any time whether it makes sense to ventilate your space or not.

Just like air pollution, pollen affects the human body to different extents. People with allergies not only react to different types of pollen, but also to the pollen grains themselves. These may vary depending on their geographical location and the season, and may contain more or less allergenic components which irritate the airways and the immune system.

The spexor app displays the pollen count based on locally recorded values. This helps you keep track of the current pollen count in your area and act accordingly.

You can test both of these functions for 14 days free of charge and without obligation. Afterwards, you have the option to add the pollen count display for only €0.99 per year (€0.08 per month) and the outdoor air quality display for just €14.99 per year (€1.25 per month) as an in-app purchase.

Available in Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.