Measure the right place
Choose a sensor or probe and a location that reflect the part of the space you need to monitor.
REFRIGERATION & COLD STORAGE
A closer eye
on your cold rooms.
Temperature visibility between manual checks, with monitoring and notifications configured around the needs of your operation.
FROM THE SENSOR TO YOUR TEAM
Know the reading.
Know what happens next.
A useful monitoring setup includes a sensor inside the cold space, an on-site gateway, and a clear response to an alert.
Set meaningful thresholds
Agree on the ranges and supported alert conditions for your application during setup.
Give the alert an owner
Decide who receives notifications, who investigates, and how your team follows up.
SENSORS → GATEWAY → YOUR TEAM
The connection behind every reading.
Our on-site monitoring uses a powered gateway to connect the sensors in your building to the monitoring platform.
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Sensors at the right points
Temperature inside the cold space, door contacts at the frame, leak probes on the floor, and energy sensors at the panel.
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An on-site gateway
The sensors report wirelessly to a LoRaWAN gateway. We plan its power, coverage, and internet or cellular connection with you.
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Your monitoring platform
The gateway forwards readings so you can review conditions and history in the myDevices platform.
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Useful alerts
Configured thresholds and supported notifications help the right person know when to check a condition.
Tracking works differently.
Our cellular Yabby Edge, BARRA Edge, and Bolt2 trackers report over the mobile network. They don’t need a gateway at your building. Coverage and an active tracking service are still required.
Explore tracking hardwareBREWERIES & COLD STORAGE
Part of the everyday checks.
A temperature history can add context to an alert. Reviewing patterns may help your team understand what happened before a reading moved outside the configured range.
SmartCore provides refrigeration monitoring for South Main Brewing in Watkinsville. Each location is configured around its own equipment, conditions, and team.
Monitoring supplies information and notifications. Equipment control, calibration requirements, and any required operational procedures are scoped separately.
Talk through your spaceWhat we’ll discuss
- Rooms, refrigerators, or monitored points
- Expected conditions and useful thresholds
- Available power and connectivity
- Alert recipients and response routines
- How to recognize an out-of-date reading
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Let’s make it clear.
Can I monitor more than one cold room?
Yes. We can discuss multiple monitoring points and how to label and organize them so your team can tell which space needs attention.
Will monitoring automatically fix a refrigeration problem?
No. Sensors and notifications provide information. Your team still needs to investigate and respond, and any control integration must be specifically included in the setup.
What else can I monitor in the building?
Depending on the devices selected, we can also discuss humidity, water leak detection, and energy monitoring. These can complement temperature readings in a broader building setup.
YOUR BUSINESS. BETTER CONNECTED.
Tell us about your cold storage.
Start with the equipment, the spaces, and the conditions your team needs to see.
