Hi! I understand your concern about the abuse of your pisonet units due to the lack of an autoshutdown feature. Fortunately, there are various options available to help you address this issue.
1. Software-based autoshutdown: You can install autoshutdown software on each of your pisonet units. There are several free and ρáíd software options available online that allow you to set a specific time for the units to shut down automatically. Some popular choices include Deep Freeze, Time Boss, and SmartPower.
2. Power timer: Another option is to use a power timer or programmable power strip. This device allows you to set specific time intervals for the power supply to the pisonet units. With this, you can schedule the units to turn off and on at certain times, effectively preventing misuse during non-operating hours.
3. Remote management tools: If you have access to the internet and a reliable network connection in your pisonet area, you can use remote management tools. These tools allow you to monitor and control your pisonet units remotely. You can remotely shut down or restart the units at any time, even when you are away from the location. Some popular remote management tools include TeamViewer and AnyDesk.
4. Physical timer switch: If you prefer a more traditional approach, you can use a physical timer switch. These devices can be plugged into the power outlet and set to turn off and on at specific times. This way, you can manually set the timer to shut down the pisonet units during non-operating hours.
Remember to consider the specific requirements and limitations of each option before implementing it. It's also important to regularly check and maintain your pisonet units to ensure they are running smoothly.
