Vermont · Stores, restaurants and farm stands
Sensors dropped into your coolers and freezers, and an alert on your phone before the product is lost.
In Vermont
Vermont's general stores, village markets, co-ops, farm stands and creemee stands mostly run on a handful of walk-ins and reach-ins with no alarm on any of them. A compressor that quits on Saturday night is found on Sunday morning.
Sensors on your equipment, a panel on the wall, alerts on your phone.
What it watches
A sensor in each walk-in, reach-in and case, shown on a floor plan of your store.
A phone alert when a box stays warm past the delay you set, so a defrost does not wake you up.
Every reading is stored. Print or export any day for an inspector or an insurance claim.
We watch temperatures only. Your refrigeration and its controls are not touched.
Getting it to you
We are in Bradford, on the Connecticut River, and deliver and install anywhere in Vermont.
You buy the panel and sensors once and pay a monthly fee for the monitoring, which covers the dashboard, the alerts, the stored history, the cellular service and our support.
Common questions
We are in Bradford, on the Connecticut River, and deliver and install anywhere in Vermont.
No. The panel has its own cellular connection, covered by the monthly fee. Tell us if the site has poor cell signal and we will plan for it before we build.
A one-time price for the panel and sensors, then a monthly monitoring fee. Both depend on how many points you want watched, so call for a quote.
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Get in touch
Tell us what you want watched and we will tell you what it takes.
