The system software is always monitoring, and will turn Spill Zone on when required. When you open up other zones, the S will disappear as Spill Zone will no longer be required. You will know if Spill Zone is active on your touch screen controller because a little S will appear next to the designated zone name to indicate it is on. Think of the Spill Zone feature as a safety valve to prevent this: It is a designated zone that if you turn off too many zones or close them off too much, AirTouch or ZoneMaster will open the designated spill zone and send air to it, in order to prevent unwanted pressure building up that could cause damage. This means conditioned air doesn’t then get delivered to where you want it in your home, and could be expensive to get fixed. This can cause huge pressure to build up in your ducts which could cause a length of duct to disconnect from a fitting or split. Every zone management system theoretically has the ability to turn off outlets so no air can flow which can be a problem if the air conditioner is running. Spill Zone is a safety feature on our controllers that is designed to prevent damage to your installation from unwanted pressure building up in your duct in the roof space.

But there are other features of the AirTouch and ZoneMaster range that are clever ideas designed to keep your home’s ducted air conditioning system safe. More benefits with control and comfort for you as the user. Po’town in Spill Zone is modeled on Goiania, a small city devastated by a wondrous and deadly technology that its residents couldn’t fully grasp.Smart technology is useful when it makes life better. In the end, dozens of houses had to be torn down, and even the wing of the hospital where the victims sought treatment was contaminated. She showed it off to neighbors, spreading disaster to the entire city. The thieves sold the device to a scrapyard, where the six-year-old daughter of the scrap dealer became fascinated by a strange glowing substance inside - cesium 137. The other was in Goiania, a small city in Brazil, where in 1986 some scrap thieves broke into a closed-up hospital and stole a radiotherapy unit (for zapping tumors). One was the Chernobyl nuclear accident, which I assume everyone knows about. But the story was inspired by two industrial accidents from the late 1980s. It could have been an alien visitation or a spillover from some kind of Cthulhu-world.

WESTERFELD: Well, the Spill wasn’t really an industrial accident. Product details of Spill Zone Book 2 The Broken Vow - Hardcover By Scott Westerfeld & Alex Puvilland - Graphic Novels. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What made you want to explore a dystopia that featured an industrial accident?

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