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February 26, 2010
• Vol.32 Issue 5
Page(s) 9 in print issue
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Monitor Critical Temperature Readings
Temperature@lert Cellular Edition
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Temperature@lert Cellular Edition
Measures temperature in any environment and keeps you informed when it is too hot or too cold.
$399.99 plus monthly monitoring plan (starting at $15/month) |
Whether you’re running a data center or protecting valuable assets, it’s important to keep an eye on the environmental temperature of your storage units. An environment that’s too hot or too cold could damage assets, cause periods of downtime, and result in a loss of inventory.
Temperature@lert Cellular Edition can help you monitor critical environmental temperatures 24/7. When the ambient air temperature gets too hot or too cold, it will notify you through email, text message, or phone call. You determine what the appropriate temperature limits are, and whether they’re monitored every five, 15, 60, 120, or 240 minutes. You can stay informed at any time through a Web browser or with Temperature@lert’s iPhone app.
Temperature@lert Cellular Edition comes with a built-in rechargeable battery that will keep your module powered even when there is a power failure. It will also notify you through the HealthCheck feature if your Temperature@lert Cellular Edition device has stopped working.
To begin using the Temperature@lert Cellular Edition device, simply plug it into the wall. From there, it will start relaying information via cellular data networks, and you can relax and stop worrying about the air temperature in your storage environments.
“This is a no-brainer purchase,” says Ben Wood, CEO of Fire and Water Restaurant Group. “The system took less than a minute to set up. You just plug it into AC power, and it begins monitoring the temperature wirelessly. We didn’t even need to install anything on our IT equipment, which is great because our security policy doesn’t allow it. We then used the dashboard Web site to configure our alerts to be sent to myself and our HVAC/R repair shop. Now, the problem is fixed before it impacts our business.”
by Tessa Warner Breneman
 (866) 524-3540
www.temperaturealert.com
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