New Hampshire · Milk house monitoring
A panel in the milk house that alerts your phone when a tank warms up, a wash runs cold or the power goes out.
In New Hampshire
New Hampshire's dairy farms are spread along the Connecticut River valley in Grafton, Sullivan, Cheshire and Coos counties and through the Merrimack valley. Most are small enough that one lost tank of milk is a real hit.
Sensors on your equipment, a panel on the wall, alerts on your phone.
What it watches
Milk temperature on each bulk tank, with the cooling time counted from the start of milking.
Wash water temperature through each step, so a failed wash is found before the next milking.
Compressor, agitator and vacuum, hot water at the heater and milk through the plate cooler.
The panel runs on its battery long enough to tell you the power is out, and again when it is back.
Getting it to you
Bradford is one bridge from New Hampshire. We deliver and install across the state.
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
Bradford is one bridge from New Hampshire. We deliver and install across the state.
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.
Also in New Hampshire
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Tell us what you want watched and we will tell you what it takes.
