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Thermal Intelligence in different states

These examples show how one card presents different combinations of temperature, trend and thermostat observations. The outer arc, fine slope ring and status chip carry separate information; they do not need to share one colour.

About these images: These anonymised installation examples have unrecorded source builds. Some schedule, ownership and cutoff indicators belong to the wider TI system and are outside the standalone release candidate. See Image notes for editing context and the RC guide for the current package.

A heat request and a reported valve opening

Heat requested TRV open
Anonymised TI example: 20.1°C, 21°C target, rising 0.12°C per hour and Heat requested, with orange arc and slope ring Anonymised TI example: 19.9°C, 20.5°C target, rising 0.26°C per hour and TRV Open at 100%, with orange arc and slope ring

Both captures show an orange arc and a rising trend. The chips report different facts: a thermostat heat request on the left, and a reported thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) opening on the right. Neither screenshot alone proves accepted output or physical heat transfer. In RC.1, orange requires the configured response evidence.

A closed valve with different temperature trends

Closed and falling Closed and rising
Anonymised TI example: 20.6°C, 20.7°C target, falling 0.62°C per hour, TRV Closed at 0%, blue arc and blue slope ring Anonymised TI example: 19.4°C, 19.5°C target, rising 0.11°C per hour, TRV Closed at 0%, blue arc and orange slope ring

The right-hand card is a useful distinction: the valve reports closed while the room temperature is still rising. Its warm slope ring preserves that observation, while the blue outer arc does not assert an established warming response. Falling temperature on the left is a measured trend; it does not mean an HVAC cooling mode is active.

Above target, with rising or falling readings
Above target and rising Above target and falling
Anonymised TI example: 20.1°C, 19.5°C target, rising 0.77°C per hour, TRV Closed at 0%, lavender arc and orange slope ring Anonymised TI example: 23°C, 19.7°C target, falling 0.92°C per hour, TRV Closed at 0%, lavender arc, blue slope ring and Closed window indicator

Both outer arcs are lavender because the displayed temperature is above target. The fine ring distinguishes rising from falling readings. The header also shows different humidity colours and a Closed window observation without replacing the main temperature display.

Several cards on a wider dashboard

Anonymised TI dashboard with eight numbered cards, varied header telemetry, green and lavender outer arcs, blue and orange slope rings, and a partially visible second row

Each card keeps its own readings, target, status and header choices. The original capture includes only part of the second row; some header text is clipped at the horizontal viewport edge. Those limits are retained rather than filled in. This is an illustration of a wider installation layout, not a complete dashboard supplied with RC.1 or a physical-tablet validation record.

Explore detail panels

Heat enabled describes the selected mode. Window detection opens a focused view of detector state and the configured response:

Heat enabled Window detection
Anonymised TI example showing 21.1°C, Heat enabled and a 20.3°C target Anonymised window-detection detail showing Closed, bypass Off, Frost temperature response and 0% reported TRV opening

Heat enabled describes the selected HVAC mode. The window panel keeps detector state, configured action, delays and reported valve position separate. No readings or UI states were changed to make the examples appear more favourable.

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