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How to Add Emergency Temperature Thresholds

ethan-lieber-ceo-latchel
The Latchel Team
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March 24, 2021
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In your Latchel portal, you can specify when a job should be escalated to an emergency based on the local outside temperature. There are 4 temperature settings:

Emergency Temperature Standard Settings (Healthy Individuals) 

  1. Low Temperature
    • This is the lowest temperature before you consider heating issues an emergency (Latchel Default: 45°F)
  2. High Temperature
    • The highest temperature before you consider air conditioning issues an emergency (Latchel Default: 95°F)
Infants, Elderly, Disabled Settings
  1. Low Temperature
    • This is the lowest temperature before you consider heating issues an emergency (Latchel Default: 55°F)
  2. High Temperature
    • The highest temperature before you consider air conditioning issues an emergency (Latchel Default: 85°F)

Note: The local temperature shows up on the job page in Latchel. If there is a day in the week that will meet an emergency threshold, we show the thresholds and highlight the day in red

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Step-By-Step Guide

Updating Your Temperature Thresholds

How to Add Emergency Temperature Thresholds

Step 1. Click on your initials or profile picture in the upper right-hand corner of the dashboard, and select Account Settings.

Step 2. On the far lefthand side of the portal, expand the modal titled Emergency Temperature Settings. From here, you can modify/add the temperatures.

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