Smart Cooling
Remote refrigeration monitoring for cold rooms, freezer rooms and temperature-sensitive facilities, with live status, configurable alerts and historical records in one dashboard.
Always Know What Is Happening
Smart Cooling brings the operating condition of cold rooms and freezer rooms into a clear web and mobile dashboard. Teams can review current temperatures and equipment status without waiting for a manual inspection or discovering a refrigeration problem after stock has already been affected.
Multiple rooms or sites can be viewed from the same system, giving operators and maintenance teams a shared picture of the facilities for which they are responsible.
Temperature and Equipment Monitoring
Each installation is configured around the refrigeration equipment and operating requirements at the site. A controller can monitor multiple temperature points together with relevant operating signals.
Depending on the installation, this can include:
- Room and product-area temperatures
- Cooling and force-cooler fan status
- Compressor operation and trip conditions
- Defrost and cooling cycles
- Condenser fan trips
- Door open or closed status
- General alarm conditions
Alerts That Reach the Right People
Configurable notifications draw attention to temperature deviations, equipment trips, defrost problems and doors left open. Alerts can be directed to the team members responsible for responding, helping faults move from detection to investigation without relying on somebody being beside the controller.
History for Analysis and Record-Keeping
Temperature readings and operating events are stored for review through graphs and historical views. This record helps teams investigate incidents, recognise recurring equipment behaviour, support quality-control processes and provide evidence of storage conditions when records are required.
Designed Around the Facility
The monitoring hardware supports multiple sensors and can provide Ethernet, Wi-Fi and RS-485 connectivity where required. DIN-rail mounting allows the controller to form part of a practical electrical installation.
Dashboards, alarm rules, users and monitored signals are configured to suit the facility rather than forcing every cold room into the same operating model.
Where Smart Cooling Fits
Smart Cooling is suited to operations where temperature and refrigeration status have a direct effect on product quality or continuity. Typical environments include cold-storage facilities, food retailers, fruit and vegetable farms, food-processing facilities, refrigerated transport, and pharmaceutical or chemical storage.