Wireless Refrigeration Temperature Monitoring in Melbourne

Which assets and temperatures to monitor

We start by listing the equipment that matters most: rooms and cabinets holding valuable or sensitive stock. For each one we agree the temperature range and when an alert should be sent.

Sensors, placement and compatible systems

Sensor position affects what the readings tell you. A sensor near the door reads differently from one near the evaporator or in the product zone. We place sensors where they give a useful reading, and confirm the monitoring system suits your equipment.

Connectivity, power and alert routing

Wireless sensors need a reliable connection to a gateway, and the gateway needs power and internet access. We check signal strength on site. Alerts can go to the people who need them, such as the manager on duty, by the methods the chosen system supports.

Records, commissioning and user set-up

Once installed, we test the sensors and alerts and set up user access to the readings and records. We show staff how to view temperatures and respond to alerts.

Ongoing checks and limitations

Monitoring tells you when something is wrong; it doesn't fix the refrigeration. For that, see coolroom and freezer room repairs and commercial refrigeration repairs. If power or connectivity is interrupted, readings and alerts may be delayed, so it's important to know how the system behaves in that case. Sensors and batteries also need checking from time to time.