System and method for remote controlling and maintenance of a device for spreading odors
AssigneeWhitescent Ltd.
InventorLior Thau
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Abstract
A device for spreading odors is disclosed. Such a device may include: one or more mist sensors; and two or more liquid-odor providing units. Each liquid-odor providing unit may include one or more replaceable tanks for holding the liquid-odor; one or more pumps for pumping the liquid-odor from the tank; and a ventilation unit for spreading the pumped liquid-odor.
Claims13
A device for spreading odors, comprising:
- one or more mist sensors;
- and
- two or more liquid-odor providing units,
- wherein each liquid-odor providing unit comprises:
- one or more replaceable tanks for holding the liquid-odor;
- one or more pumps for pumping the liquid-odor from the tank;
- and
- a ventilation unit for spreading the pumped liquid-odor.
A method of remote controlling and maintenance of a device for spreading odors, comprising:
- remotely connecting a device comprising:
- one or more mist sensors;
- and
- two or more liquid-odor providing units,
- wherein each liquid-odor providing unit comprises:
- one or more replaceable tanks for holding the liquid-odor;
- one or more pumps for pumping the liquid-odor from the tank;
- and
- a ventilation unit for spreading the pumped liquid-odor,
- receiving from the one or more sensors a signal indicating a reduction in the amount of odor-mist provided by the device;
- and
- remotely deactivating a first liquid-odor providing unit and activating a second liquid-odor providing unit when the reduction in the amount of odor-mist is above a predetermined threshold, conducted by shutting down the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the first liquid-odor providing unit and starting the operation of the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the second liquid-odor providing unit.
A system for remote controlling and maintenance of devices for spreading odors, comprising:
- at least one controller;
- and
- a communication unit configured to communicate between the at least one controller and one or more devices for spreading odors,
- wherein each of the devices comprises:
- one or more mist sensors;
- and
- two or more liquid-odor providing units,
- wherein each liquid-odor providing unit comprises:
- one or more replaceable tanks for holding the liquid-odor;
- one or more pumps for pumping the liquid-odor from the tank;
- and
- a ventilation unit for spreading the pumped liquid-odor, and wherein the controller is configured to:
- receive from the one or more sensors a signal indicating a reduction in the amount of odor-mist provided by the device;
- and
- remotely deactivate a first liquid-odor providing unit and activate a second liquid-odor providing unit when the reduction in the amount of odor-mist is above a predetermined threshold, conducted by shutting down the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the first liquid-odor providing unit and starting the operation of the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the second liquid-odor providing unit.
A method of remote controlling and maintenance of a device for spreading odors, comprising:
- remotely connecting a device comprising:
- two or more liquid-odor providing units,
- wherein each liquid-odor providing unit comprises:
- one or more replaceable tanks for holding the liquid-odor;
- one or more pumps for pumping the liquid-odor from the tank;
- and
- a ventilation unit for spreading the pumped liquid-odor,
- identifying a change in the amount of current consumed by at least one of:
- the ventilation unit and the one or more pumps;
- and
- remotely deactivating a first liquid-odor providing unit and activating a second liquid-odor providing unit based on the identified change in the consumed current, conducted by shutting down the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the first liquid-odor providing unit and starting the operation of the one or more pumps and the ventilation unit of the second liquid-odor providing unit.
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