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Smarter alarms and monitoring

See how the goods are affected in real time and choose for yourself when the system should sound the alarm.

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When alarm limits need to be adjusted to work

Alarm limits are often adjusted with time delays to deal with variations in air temperature.
This makes the systems more manageable, but at the same time means that alarms are shaped according to how the system behaves — not according to the needs of the goods.

Uncertain signal.

A constant consideration.

Wrong reference.

Person i rörelse som håller en låda fylld med förpackade livsmedel framför hyllor med flera vita lådor med olika matvaror i ett kylrum.

Upgrade your alarms
with Energy Probe

With Energy Probe integrated into the refrigerated space, your alarms get a new reference to work with — the actual temperature of the goods instead of the variations in the air. This allows you to control, interpret and trust alarms in a whole new way.

Precise alarm limits

Set precise alarm limits based on the needs of the goods — without having to guess or compensate.

Understand what is actually happening

See what temperature changes actually mean for the goods -- not just that something has changed.

Relevant alarms

Alarms are triggered when it really requires action -- not in case of temporary variations.

The right timing

Get alarms at the right time — neither too early nor too late.

Safe operation

Trust the systems to let you know when needed — and leave you alone otherwise.

Early detection

Detect changes at an early stage before they become a problem.

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Prevent problems in your facility

When the temperature data reflects how the goods are actually affected, changes in the performance of the cooling system become visible over time. This allows you to detect when something is starting to lose power — and act before it leads to operational disruptions, service issues or emergency response.

Detect performance degradation

Watch as the system gradually loses power over time.

Prevent service needs

Fix problems before they lead to downtime or emergency response.

Identify deviations in operation

Watch when something doesn't behave as it should — even without an alarm.

Get a better basis for action

Provide technicians with the correct information before service is performed.

“We estimate that alarms have decreased by around 40% and we do not have to go on unnecessary on-call calls, which saves us working time and the customer money — which simplifies communication. Today, when we get an alarm, it's usually because something has broken, which makes it easier to prioritize our time...”
— Adam Stenberg, Contract Manager Indoor Energy Cooling Partner