Sensaphone Residential Monitoring Systems Remotely Detect Threats to Property
ASTON, Pa., January 9, 2017 – The Sensaphone® 400 and 800 monitoring systems provide a simple, convenient, cost-effective way for property owners to monitor their residences 24/7— even if they are miles away. These systems are ideal for remotely checking their property for conditions that could mean disaster, such as heat failure in the middle of winter, air conditioning outage at the height of summer, water leaks, floods and unauthorized access.
Remote Temperature Monitoring System Protects Food Stored in Commercial Freezers and Refrigerators
ASTON, Pa., October 25, 2016 – To prevent contamination, regulatory agencies require companies that process, transport and distribute food along the U.S. supply chain to manage and document temperatures of their cold storage units. Remote monitoring is key to keeping food safe and companies compliant.
Refrigerator and Freezer Remote Temperature Monitoring System Improves Food Safety at Schools
ASTON, Pa., August 18, 2016 – The National School Lunch Act requires that school food authorities (SFAs) at primary and secondary schools store food in freezers and refrigerators at safe temperatures that minimize student health risks. SFAs are also responsible for monitoring these temperatures and maintaining records of temperature data for USDA inspectors. The Sentinel™ system from Sensaphone® helps SFAs meet these requirements by providing 24/7 remote monitoring and temperature data logging of freezers and refrigerators.
Sentinel PRO System With Modbus Capabilities Provides System-Wide Monitoring Data for Water and Wastewater Applications
ASTON, Pa., August 12, 2016 – Sensaphone® will feature the Sentinel™ PRO remote monitoring system at WEFTEC 2016, Booth 3001, September 26-28 in New Orleans. The Sentinel Pro system can interface with any water/wastewater processing equipment that uses a programmable logic controller (PLC) with Modbus sensors. Operators no longer have to be on-site to view real-time equipment status and get data points from PLCs.
Sensaphone Airflow Sensor Monitors Cool Air Movement in Data Centers
Aston, Pa., July 11, 2016 – Air conditioning alone isn’t enough to keep data centers from overheating. Airflow management is critical to make sure cool air is going to the server intakes and hot air coming from servers is properly exhausted. The Sensaphone® Airflow Sensor measures the rate of airflow and alerts data center managers when conditions fall outside the ideal range.