Although our solution is designed for commercial applications, it can be (as is) used in-home as well. In fact, most of our products have applications in home: HVAC, CO2, leak detection, remote control, etc.
Most of those thermometers only update the historic temp chart every hour even though the temp display may be close to real time. So the historic is useless. Why even bother to include it ?
Thanks for the question. Actually, the historical data is not useless. If you want to set alerts based on temperature, you need historical data to verify how long the temperature is outside of the specified limit to make sure that you are not alerting every time someone opens a refrigerator. For refrigeration applications, we use the historical data to monitor the health of the unit. Using the historical data, we can monitor compressor cycles, how fast the unit recovers after the door closes, and how well it is regulating temperature. Our proprietary equipment health reports rely on this data. And for application where compliance is required (like hospitals), the historical data is use to prove that vaccines are within specified temperature limits - this is absolutely critical for Joint Commission audits. I don't think we have a single customer that ignores the historical data. This is far more than a remote thermometer solution. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@@digitalsixlaboratoriesinc9615 You are correct. What I was commenting on was that historic data is useless if the rate of the sampling is too long. If I sample every hour, critical temperature changes could be missed.
really nice i installed it watching your video. ohh great love from PAKISTAN
And could I use my own gateway?
Is this only US based? Im in Papua New Guinea and the applications are endless
How much it costs for the sensor and the gateway?
I need make a project to monitoring many super freeze... maybe using zigbee ...
Do you make a home unit
Although our solution is designed for commercial applications, it can be (as is) used in-home as well. In fact, most of our products have applications in home: HVAC, CO2, leak detection, remote control, etc.
I need make a project to monitoring many super freeze... maybe using zigbee ...
Most of those thermometers only update the historic temp chart every hour even though the temp display may be close to real time. So the historic is useless. Why even bother to include it ?
Thanks for the question. Actually, the historical data is not useless. If you want to set alerts based on temperature, you need historical data to verify how long the temperature is outside of the specified limit to make sure that you are not alerting every time someone opens a refrigerator. For refrigeration applications, we use the historical data to monitor the health of the unit. Using the historical data, we can monitor compressor cycles, how fast the unit recovers after the door closes, and how well it is regulating temperature. Our proprietary equipment health reports rely on this data. And for application where compliance is required (like hospitals), the historical data is use to prove that vaccines are within specified temperature limits - this is absolutely critical for Joint Commission audits. I don't think we have a single customer that ignores the historical data. This is far more than a remote thermometer solution. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@@digitalsixlaboratoriesinc9615 You are correct. What I was commenting on was that historic data is useless if the rate of the sampling is too long. If I sample every hour, critical temperature changes could be missed.