Occupancy

Straight from the booking calendars, refreshed on every run.

Thermostats

Temperature and setpoint are read live from the ecobee account, so they match the app. The sparkline and the reporting figure come from the 5-minute runtime export, which trails the thermostat by 20–40 minutes — it is the only place the last 24 hours exist.

Vacation scheduling

Every forward gap on the calendar, with a decision and a reason. 1 of the 22 shown justifies a setback — the rest are rejected in the open, because a silent omission is indistinguishable from a bug.

Alerts

2 critical of 4. Delivered by text, or as a task on the listing.

• CRITICALCannonball Run · Cannonball Main Level

  2 stretch(es) outside the vacancy envelope while empty -- worst 78.4 F against a 77 F limit, 3 h total

  envelope-above-cool-cap

  Already checked

  • ✓Cabin was empty — checked against BOTH calendars -- the live iCal feed and the reservation export -- and occupied wins a tie, so this is not a guest's own choice
  • ✓Short excursion — excluded: a door propped open during cleaning dips the sensor for minutes; only stretches over 60 min count
  1. Clear any indefinite hold left behind after a stay. That is the classic cause of an empty cabin conditioning itself for two weeks.
  2. Get someone to look at the cabin. A vacant cabin above the cap is a mould and finish risk, not a comfort one.
  0 of 2 done
• CRITICALCannonball Run · Cannonball Top Level

  1 stretch(es) outside the vacancy envelope while empty -- worst 77.8 F against a 77 F limit, 4 h total

  envelope-above-cool-cap

  Already checked

  • ✓Cabin was empty — checked against BOTH calendars -- the live iCal feed and the reservation export -- and occupied wins a tie, so this is not a guest's own choice
  • ✓Short excursion — excluded: a door propped open during cleaning dips the sensor for minutes; only stretches over 60 min count
  1. Clear any indefinite hold left behind after a stay. That is the classic cause of an empty cabin conditioning itself for two weeks.
  2. Get someone to look at the cabin. A vacant cabin above the cap is a mould and finish risk, not a comfort one.
  0 of 2 done
• WARNINGAlpine Splash · Alpine Top Level

  dark 215 min in 30 days against its own baseline of 35 (6.1x) -- not compressor-linked, so Wi-Fi or router

  dropout-rate-step

  Already checked

  • ✓Paired zone — 21 dropouts were this thermostat alone while Alpine Main Floor kept reporting; 6 that hit both zones are excluded as the property, not the unit
  • !Provider outage — 11 coincided with the other property on its own separate line, so those are Comcast and are excluded
  • ✓Own baseline — compared against THIS zone's own prior 90 days (35 min), not against the other zones -- their normal rates differ several-fold
  • ✓Still current — a dropout inside the last 7 days, and no unbroken run long enough to say the fault is cleared
  • ✓Cause — does NOT track the compressor, so it is the network
  1. Power-cycle the router and the access point nearest this zone.
  2. If it keeps happening on this zone alone, move or add an access point. The top floor is the usual weak spot.
  3. If the monitor starts attributing these to the provider instead -- both properties dark at once -- that is a Comcast ticket, not a thermostat problem.
  0 of 3 done
• INFOCannonball Run · Cannonball Top Level

  dropouts have stopped and the fix is confirmed under load: ran 470 min unbroken since the last dropout (102 h ago) against a 15 min trip point

  fault-cleared

  Already checked

  • ✓Ran under load — 470 min unbroken against a 15 min trip point -- this is not just a quiet week
  • ✓Recurrence watch — no action needed to keep watching: if the trip point comes back, the rate and coupling alarms fire again on their own

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