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FOR OPERATIONS, FACILITIES & MAINTENANCE TEAMS

Make conditions visible.
Keep teams informed.

Connect selected temperature-sensitive environments to the people responsible for them.

When conditions drift, facilities teams need information they can investigate. Thermologix helps operators view recorded temperatures, set notification limits and review trends at selected monitoring locations. It adds a useful temperature view to the maintenance and response processes already in place.

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WHO THIS IS FOR

Facilities managers · maintenance supervisors · operations managers · site-quality teams

VALUE FOR YOUR ORGANISATION

Better visibility.
More informed decisions.

Build a shared temperature view

Bring multiple documented monitoring points into the platform for users with appropriate access.

Support maintenance investigations

Compare trends with inspection and maintenance records to understand a recurring condition.

Improve response ownership

Connect notification recipients to an agreed response procedure and backup contact.

WHERE IT CAN FIT

Build around the work
you need to protect.

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Temperature-sensitive stores

Monitor selected zones used for materials with defined storage requirements.

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Plant & service areas

Assess locations where ambient temperature is relevant and within the device’s supported conditions.

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Technical equipment rooms

Use selected ambient readings as supporting information for facilities investigations.

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Multiple operational sites

Assess a shared monitoring approach with site-by-site connectivity and responsibility checks.

THE RISK OFFICER’S VIEW

Know the weak points.
Plan the response.

Monitoring works best when it is part of a clear operational process.

Risk to considerWhat the data can tell youWhat your team owns
Localised heat or cooling differencesOne reading cannot describe every part of a room.Choose representative positions and evaluate hotspots separately.
Harsh environmental exposureMoisture, vibration or chemicals may exceed device suitability.Review enclosure and installation requirements before deployment.
Confusing temperature with equipment diagnosisA temperature trend does not directly identify a failed component.Investigate using appropriate maintenance checks and other available evidence.
Notifications without follow-throughA useful signal still needs an accountable person.Assign responders and keep the investigation in the organisation’s maintenance process.

HOW IT WORKS IN YOUR OPERATION

Sensor. Network.
Platform. People.

Identify the temperature-sensitive area and the decision a reading will support. Check the published operating range, mounting conditions and LoRaWAN coverage. Install at an agreed location, add the device to ThermoCloud and configure limits and recipients. Review recorded conditions alongside the site’s inspection and maintenance routines.

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ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

A reading becomes
a decision.

Illustrative scenario: repeated excursions appear at a monitored storage-room location. The facilities team compares them with usage and maintenance information, investigates potential causes and reviews the readings after taking corrective action. The data helps assess the change; it does not establish a fault diagnosis on its own.

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PLAN THE RIGHT DEPLOYMENT

Get the fit right
before you scale.

This is environmental temperature monitoring within the documented NanoTag specifications. Direct machinery-contact measurement, vibration, humidity, air-quality sensing, predictive maintenance and automatic HVAC control are not established capabilities. Safety-critical or extreme-temperature applications need a separate suitability assessment.

Start the conversation here.

  1. Which environment and operational decision will the reading support?
  2. What range and environmental exposures must the device withstand?
  3. How will coverage, placement and notification delivery be tested?
  4. Who owns the investigation and where are maintenance actions recorded?
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EXPLORE THE WORKING ENVIRONMENTS

The people behind
temperature-sensitive operations.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s make temperature
one less uncertainty.

Tell us what you monitor. We’ll help you plan the right deployment.

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