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Data loggers play an important role in various industries by remotely monitoring environmental conditions like temperature and humidity in areas that are either remote or unattended most or part of the time. Data loggers help ensure important equipment continues to operate, which in turn helps maintain product quality and comply with regulatory standards.As technology has advanced, data loggers have become more sophisticated. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) technology, which underpins the Sensaphone system, has revolutionized data collection and logging. In the past, workers had to visit sites to connect to..

Would you benefit from an alarm auto dialer? Many businesses cannot have personnel on-premise 24 hours a day, making it challenging to keep track of the facility at all times. An alarm auto dialer provides a cost-effective solution to get automatic alerts if conditions change at your plant or office. You get peace of mind knowing you will be alerted around the clock if there are any change that could impact business operations or even lead to a disaster.

While data centers have become quite expansive, many companies still house all or most of their IT infrastructure on-site. Some businesses choose to run and maintain their server rooms to keep in-house control over data, software and hardware, rather than handing it over to a commercial data center. Data center monitoring, therefore, is imperative to protect assets against unexpected events and fluctuating operating conditions.

The Internet of Things (IoT) takes remote monitoring to the next level by allowing you to effortlessly oversee assets in real time using a computer, smartphone, or other Internet-connected device. So, what exactly is IoT remote monitoring?

Ensuring optimal temperatures is paramount for many industries, from healthcare to food processing. It can help companies safeguard employees and comply with regulations. A wireless temperature monitoring system offers an efficient and advanced solution.

Temperature is one of the most important environmental conditions when managing facilities. This post is the second in our Know Your Environmental Threat series. It discusses how temperature monitoring is used to protect valuable assets in multiple applications including HVAC, server rooms and data centers, food storage facilities, greenhouses, medical facilities, and livestock and animal care.

That’s a question we’re asked frequently at trade shows and industry events. We typically try to tailor our answer according to each customer’s specific situation, but this blog provides a general explanation.

Remote monitoring technology can bring to mind watching for unauthorized access, securing data centers and safeguarding vacation homes, but there are dozens of potential applications. These include keeping tabs on animals in zoos. Livestock. Plants in greenhouses. HVAC equipment. Docked boats. Grapevines in a vineyard. Vaccines. Food products. Pharmaceuticals. Oil wells. Most organizations can benefit from implementing remote monitoring systems, and consumers and the environment will be the ultimate winners.