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Sensors & IoT

Readings you can trust, and a person who reviews them.

Temperature, humidity, pressure and flow readings are logged against limits you set. An excursion alerts someone, who reviews the evidence and records the decision.

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Quality technician in hairnet, mask, safety glasses, lab coat and gloves checking a wall-mounted temperature sensor while holding a tablet with a trend line, beside stainless cold-storage cabinets

  • Your limits.

    Bands, delay and sample rate are yours.

  • Gaps tested.

    Agree how a missing reading shows before go-live.

  • People decide.

    No automatic quarantine; a reviewer disposes.

Follow one cold room for a day

Cold room CR-1 holds finished stock at 2–8 °C. One sensor, one excursion, one review. Four stages.

Chiller 2 · configured band 0–5 °C

Calm readings, one excursion, a person decides

Try it: open the door, acknowledge the alert, then review the evidence.

All readings within band · logged every minute.

This is a threshold you configure. AI anomaly detection is coming soon and works differently. V5 doesn't decide whether stock is affected; your procedure does. Sensor models and gateways are confirmed before setup.

Explore the details: every stage, with limits and set-up notes

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Sensor register
CR-1 · temperature
  • ConnectionMQTT · live test passed
  • Band2.0 – 8.0 °C
  • Sample rateEvery 5 min
  • LocationCold room CR-1

Every sensor, one list, its own limits.

The sensor joins one register

  • Each sensor has a location, a band and a sample rate.
  • Guided pairing includes Modbus TCP, OPC-UA and MQTT, with a live test.

Confirm your sensor models and gateways with us before setup.

More on register: full record and set-up

Also on this record

Calibration
Probe · in date

Probe calibration sits beside the sensor.

Readings
Temperature, humidity, pressure and flow streams are supported.
Free buyer guide · 14 pages

Equipment, Monitoring & Response Buyer Guide

For maintenance, engineering, quality and operations teams choosing how machines, readings and alerts are recorded and acted on. Use it with or without V5.

  • 1Agree the metric first.
  • 2Test stale readings and failed sends.
  • 3People decide the impact.
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  • What's native vs your procedure
  • Asset, PM and calibration roles
  • Downtime reasons people use
  • OEE metric contract and worked maths
  • Stale, missing, time and unit tests
  • Thresholds vs anomaly detection
  • Excursion to human disposition
  • Routing, escalation, failed messages
  • Commissioning RFP matrix
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Readings support quality and maintenance

Excursions lead to deviations; probes need calibration; machines need maintenance.

Maintenance & OEECalibrationHardware & devices

What's included

What sensors use, and which plan each item needs. Compare plans

Connected readings

Register, log, alert, review.

Sensors & IoT · Guided device pairing · Deviation management

Explore sensors
  • Sensors & IoTProfessional and Enterprise
    Streams, bands, alerts, logging.
  • Guided device pairing
    Live ingest test per device.
  • Deviation managementProfessional and Enterprise
    When an excursion needs one.
  • Calibration
    Probe due dates.

AI anomaly detection: coming soon, not available today. Alerts go to people. People decide on stock.

Try sensors on one room or line.

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