Prepare your home for connecting to a nuclear reactor

Ensure that your family, guests, roommates, and pets in your home are protected before you connect the espresso machine to nuclear power.

You must prepare your home by setting up Geiger counters, radiation containment vessels, and other hardware. To complete the preparation, you must have your home inspected by nuclear facility inspectors.

To prepare your home:

  1. Ensure that the GeigerCountIt counters that are provided with the Exprezzoh 9000NExprezzoh 9000N are working properly by turning on each GeigerCountIt counter and running the detector rod over the sample of radiated material. Each GeigerCountIt counter should register a reading in the yellow zone. If it does not register in the yellow zone after you pass the detector rod over the material several times, the GeigerCountIt counter is defective.
  2. Place a GeigerCountIt counters in each room of the house.
  3. Place the nuclear power warning sign on an outside wall or window of your house. The sign must be visible to fire, police, and other government agencies.
  4. Attach the sticker with the emergency nuclear radiation broadcast number to your phone.
  5. Contact the Nuclear Inspection Authority to have your home inspected.

After your home passes inspection, you can install the espresso machine software. For more information, see Install the espresso machine.