Indoor environmental conditions are constantly shifting, but the ALTA® by our Wireless Temperature Sensor can track all of the changes. This makes it possible to chart your HVAC system’s fluctuating atmosphere throughout your facilities. With waterproof lead wires measuring up to 100 feet in length, the Standard Temperature Sensor can take readings from deep within your system or monitor the A/C condenser temperature. It monitors thermal conditions between -40°C to +125°C (-40°F to +257°F), automatically logs data, is equipped with 10+ years of battery life, and transmits up to 1,200 feet. It’s the right tool for you to run on a Heating and Air Conditioning Split System, a Hybrid Heat Pump System, a Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump, or a Packaged Heating and Air Conditioning System.

Perfect for remote duct temperature monitoring, you can use the Temperature Sensor for temporary testing or full-time system monitoring. The real beauty of remote monitoring with our Sensors is that the system reports are delivered to you whether you’re at home, in the office, or on the go. The Duct Temperature Sensor can audit the fluctuation of temperature within your HVAC system. Its NTC-type thermistor with UL-listed plenum 8-foot (243.84 cm) lead or cable can be inserted between vents and under small spaces while maintaining a sealed environment. Regardless of what HVAC system you use, the right device for you is with us.

Can your current thermostat automatically adjust its temperature thresholds based on whether the room is occupied or empty? Our Thermostat can. It’s an essential monitor and controller of any HVAC system. It’s easy to configure the temperature settings for virtually anywhere in your facilities—from offices to breakrooms to restrooms. With settings managed in the cloud-based mobile app, your Thermostat controls are on your phone. This removes the worry of inflicting unnecessary wear and tear on your furnace with a high room temperature.

Boilers are especially prone to “kettling,” during which the unit rumbles as a sign it’s working too hard. A mount-and-monitor Vibration Meter can detect these disturbances and alert you when the unit needs maintenance. The Advanced Vibration Meter comes with a cube attached to the lead for greater measuring accuracy. This can save you money in the long run by lowering the cost of bills and extending the boiler’s lifetime. Attach one of our Vibration Meters to a blower motor so that you can predict and schedule maintenance before and after hours. Get more operating hours out of your HVACR system by monitoring it with our Vibration Meters.

It’s important to measure airflow or velocity in an HVAC system to optimize performance, increase energy efficiency and cost savings, and maintain proper airflow rates to ensure occupant comfort. A dirty air filter restricts airflow and affects people and the lifetime of heating and cooling systems. Using the Wireless Air Velocity Sensor to measure the speed at which air circulates through a ventilation system could help you forecast issues with a filter that needs to be replaced due to restrictive airflow. The Air Velocity Sensor works by assessing the pressure difference between a lead’s two ports, plus ambient temperature and altitude, to read the airflow speed. HVAC Systems are all about airflow, and our solution is all about helping you achieve greater efficiency.

An HVAC system’s primary purpose is, of course, to push air through a building. Wireless Differential Air Pressure Sensor helps ensure that it does. Capable of measuring between -500 Pa to 500 Pa, the Differential Air Pressure Sensor monitors air circulation between two ports and indicates if there is a difference between the readings. This helps technicians and facility managers maintain proper airflow in use cases where an air pressure difference must be optimized to prevent a vacuum when opening a door that could draw dust and other pollutants into that space. Think control, clean, computer, server, and operating rooms. You can set maximum and minimum values in our cloud online and mobile app. When there is an unexpected dip or rise in conditions, you’re alerted right away via text, email, or call.