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--- ezeio2:important_information:start [2023-04-14 17:24] – andreh
+++ ezeio2:important_information:start [2023-04-14 17:31] (current) – andreh
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 **Do not use the ezeio for safety critical applications.** Always consider what effects a malfunction of the ezeio and/or any external device/sensor may have, and ensure no damage to equipment or personnel can be caused by a failure in ezeio hardware, logic or by misuse of the system.
-The ezeio communicates using the Internet. Communication interruptions should be expected, and may be more or less frequent depending on region, infrastructure, weather, network service, political issues etc. Network issues like these are outside the control of eze System.
 The ezeio is not designed with hardware redundancy. The ezeio is not designed for safety-critical applications.
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 ==== Third party systems ====
-The ezeio system is designed to be highly reliable and robust. While the hardware, firmware and software under out control is continuously monitored and maintained for availability, some features and functions relies on third party services. These include, but are not limited to;
+The ezeio communicates using the Internet. Communication interruptions should be expected, and may be more or less frequent depending on region, infrastructure, weather, network service, political issues etc. Network issues like these are outside the control of eze System.
+The ezeio system is designed to be highly reliable and robust. While we continuously monitor and maintain the hardware, firmware and software that is under our control, some features and functions relies on third party services. These include, but are not limited to;
   * Network connectivity (cellular and/or hardwired)
   * Email, SMS and other messaging services