Did you know the average vacation rental property is vacant 145 days a year?Coastal Green Air is proud to announce our newest product that will stop your Hot Water Heater from being ready for use during the days your property is not occupied."The Thermonator" is our hot water heater manager that does the following:

A wireless motion detection device will activate "The Thermonator" and turn off your hot water heater after twelve hours of no motion.

This wireless motion detection device will activate "The Thermonator" and turn on when your next guest arrives and your water heater is back in service.

The motion detector device is placed in a high traffic area in your property.

Facts & Answers to Most Questions

The Average rental property is vacant 145 days a year.

When your property is vacant your hot water heater is still working to be ready when needed...even if this is two days, two weeks or even two months.

We would not leave our stove/oven on when our property is vacant!

Having your hot water heater off when your property is vacant will save the estimated life of your hot water heater.

Twelve hours is plenty of time for a rental property to be monitored for occupancy.

The "typical" rental guest does not take a shower or need hot water as soon as they arrive on vacation.

Recovery time for a hot water heater that has been turned off for any length of time is different depending on the size. In most cases the recover time is 20 minutes, providing hot water to your property within the first half hour of your guest's arrival.

"The Thermonator" is placed inside your hot water heater closet and is connected directly to your hot water heater.

"The Thermonator" has visible indicator lights telling you when the motion detector is working and when the hot water heater is on / off.

The U.S. Department of Energy states:

• The water heating can account for 14% - 25% of energy consumed in your property.
• That lowering the thermostat on your hot water heater by 10°can save you between 3% - 5% in energy cost. Imagine the energy cost savings if your hot water heater is off when it is unoccupied.
• You start shopping for a new hot water heater after seven years. You can save 5%-12% by installing a timer that turns off at night when you don't use hot water and /or during peak demand times. Your property use will not allow for a timer to be used. The timer does not know when your property is occupied? No worries with "The Thermonator".
• Your local utility charges higher rates during "on-peak" times. Even if your property is unoccupied.