{"id":622,"date":"2013-12-19T14:35:58","date_gmt":"2013-12-19T14:35:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.temperaturemonitoringuae.com\/?page_id=622"},"modified":"2022-12-02T09:23:40","modified_gmt":"2022-12-02T03:38:40","slug":"temperature-monitoring-cold-room-warehouse","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.temperaturemonitoringuae.com\/products\/temperature-monitoring-cold-room-warehouse\/","title":{"rendered":"Temperature Monitoring System for Cold Room, Walk in Chillers, Warehouses"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"coldroom-warehouse-monitoring\"<\/a>Various warehouses require temperature monitoring system with climate control for humidity which are used to store things like food, medicine, and vegetables. It is necessary to keep track of and monitor the temperature and humidity levels inside the warehouse to guarantee the required storage conditions.<\/p>\n

Temperature and Humidity\u00a0Monitoring with Alert for Cold Room, Walk \"warehouse-coldroom-temperature-monitoring-wireless<\/a>in Chillers, Warehouses etc.<\/h3>\n

We have several real-time humidity and temperature monitoring solutions that will continuously track temperature and humidity of any area. The device will continuously record the data for storage on a computer, on the device itself, and on internet where it is also continuously gets backed up. After conducting a Temperature Mapping study of a particular area, potential hot spots can be identified and sensors can be correctly placed in the storage areas.<\/p>\n

A real-time temperature monitoring system is typically used for the following purposes:<\/p>\n

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  1. To record the temperature of a cold room used to store medications, vaccines, etc., and keep a track of power outages.<\/li>\n
  2. To monitor and record cold storage facilities used for storing food, meat, etc.<\/li>\n
  3. To keep a track and monitor warehouses used for storing items that are to be kept at a specific temperature, such as for electronics, food, fruits, and vegetables.<\/li>\n
  4. To monitor and record temperature with alerts for walk-in freezers or chillers used to store food\"temperature-electricity-recording-with-phone-alert-for-warehouse-and-coldstorage\"<\/a> or medications. The same can be used as a monitoring and alert system for power outages.<\/li>\n
  5. To monitor and record temperature and humidity level in patient rooms in hospitals.<\/li>\n
  6. To monitor and record Hospital ICU and other critical room\u2019s temperature and humidity.<\/li>\n
  7. The operation theater’s temperature and humidity can be tracked and recorded in hospitals.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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    Temperature & Humidity Monitoring System for Warehouses and Cold Rooms<\/h3>\n

    The warehouse temperature monitoring systems are a permanent type of installation, so the customer is not required to change or reinstall.\"temperature The automatic recording and monitoring system will send email, text, and voice call alerts when there are alert conditions.<\/p>\n

    The key characteristics of Temperature and Humidity Monitoring System are:<\/p>\n

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    1. These systems are standalone units with battery backup, and function even if there is an event of a power outage.<\/li>\n
    2. These are recorders and transmitters that send data via a variety of channels, including WiFi, radio frequency, LAN, and others.<\/li>\n
    3. They can function independently without the need of a computer network.<\/li>\n
    4. Will send email, text message, and phone call alerts if the temperature or humidity exceeds the preset limits.<\/li>\n
    5. Recording takes place on the device, a local server, and on the internet.<\/li>\n
    6. Display of graphs and charts is available on any device or a computer.<\/li>\n
    7. The system emails a user with a daily or weekly summary report.<\/li>\n
    8. For centralized software, we can connect multiple locations to a single program.<\/li>\n
    9. As per the requirement, each sensor can have a different alert level.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      There are numerous Ethernet Wired, \u00a0Wireless and WiFi models<\/a>\u00a0. The device comes with its own free software which will continuously display the readings in graph form.<\/p>\n

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      How to decide the sampling interval?<\/h3>\n

      The frequency of data collection is determined by the sampling interval. e.g. If the temperature is recorded in every 10 seconds, then the sampling interval is 10 seconds. The customer can set the sampling rate from 5 seconds to 1 hour, with a +\/- 0.1-degree Celsius accuracy.<\/p>\n

      We can set higher and lower thresholds of temperature and humidity on the device as well as the delay duration. It will dial 10 operators in succession until one of them picks up the call if the parameters go beyond these preset ranges for the specified amount of time. When it answers the call, it plays a recorded voice message describing the fault’s nature and location. You may consider the following points.<\/p>\n

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      1. For a narrow range of\u00a0temperature, a\u00a0lower sampling rate is required. eg. for a cold room of 2-8 \u00b0C, a sampling rate of 3 minutes may be required whereas for a warehouse of 15-25\u00b0C a sampling interval of 10 minutes\u00a0may be sufficient.<\/li>\n
      2. Another criterion\u00a0is permitted excursion period. eg. You do not want the temperature to go above 8\u00b0C for more than 1 minute. Hence, you should select a sampling interval of 60 seconds or less. The logic is that you need to monitor the temperature very closely.<\/li>\n
      3. For cold storage of -20\u00b0C, a sampling interval of 15 or 20minutes also may be sufficient.<\/li>\n
      4. Typically for medicines, we recommend a sampling interval of 3 minutes.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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        Technical Details of the warehouse monitoring system<\/h3>\n
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        1. The measurement range is between -200\u00b0C and 1200\u00b0C. With some sensors, higher ranges are also possible.\"temperature-monitoring-graph\"<\/a><\/li>\n
        2. Using an Internet connection and browser, the customer can configure, set up, and manage Data Loggers.<\/li>\n
        3. We offer a free, password-protected web storage service.<\/li>\n
        4. The customer can choose a sampling rate from one second to one hour.<\/li>\n
        5. A local siren can be connected, and the duration of the alarm can be programmed.<\/li>\n
        6. The system uses a regular power source and a battery backup to prevent power outages. When a power outage happens, the device will not lose data.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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          How to decide the number and locations\u00a0of\u00a0temperature sensors in a warehouse and cold room?\"warehouse-monitoring-alert-systems\"<\/a><\/h3>\n

          In a huge warehouse or cold room, it is difficult to decide the ideal locations to be monitored and hence the sensors\u2019 placements for monitoring.<\/p>\n

          To decide the locations and number of sensors, the following guidelines may be followed:<\/p>\n

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          1. To determine the temperature distribution, it is ideal to conduct a temperature mapping study<\/a> at first.<\/li>\n
          2. Determine the hottest and coldest points of an area.<\/li>\n
          3. Discover if there are any additional hot and cold spots.<\/li>\n
          4. Highlight these points on the area’s layout drawing.<\/li>\n
          5. Since the above-mentioned points are crucial, they need to be monitored constantly.<\/li>\n
          6. If any significant area is missed from the locations thus defined, one or two sensors should be distributed there.<\/li>\n
          7. Typically, 10 sensors will be needed for a warehouse with an ideal temperature distribution that is 3000 square meters in size and 10 meters high.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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            Temperature Monitoring Software<\/h3>\n

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            The software continuously collects readings from the data loggers for the whole warehouse or cold room as installed. The following tasks are performed by the software:<\/p>\n

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            1. Setting distinct alert parameters for each sensor.<\/li>\n
            2. When there are alert conditions, email alerts will be sent.<\/li>\n
            3. It shows graphs and charts for various devices and locations.<\/li>\n
            4. Multiple devices can be monitored on a single screen.<\/li>\n
            5. It sends the reading summary to 4 Email addresses on a regular basis (1 hour to 24 hours can be programmed).<\/li>\n
            6. To upload the data on a regular basis, we can set up an FTP service.<\/li>\n
            7. The software allows us to set the sampling interval.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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              Phone call, SMS and Email alert system for temperature monitoring systems\"phone-sms-alert-system-for-warehouse\"<\/a><\/h3>\n

              We can connect several other crucial parameters to the same voice call alert system in addition to over-temperature and humidity alerts. Since this alert system uses a SIM card to operate, a local phone connection is not necessary.<\/p>\n

              The following critical parameters can be tracked:<\/p>\n

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              1. Compressor failure alert \u2013 to track whether the cooling units’ compressors malfunction.<\/li>\n
              2. Power Failure Alert \u2013 makes a call if the power supply goes out.<\/li>\n
              3. Door Open Alert – alerts if a refrigerator or cold room door is left open for a predetermined amount of time.<\/li>\n
              4. Water Leakage detection – sends out an alert in the event of water leak.<\/li>\n
              5. Gas leakage Alert – a phone call or SMS alert will be generated, if any gas leak is detected.<\/li>\n
              6. Smoke Alert – A phone call or SMS alert gets generated in case of smoke or fire.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                How to select a temperature\/humidity monitoring and recording system for a warehouse?<\/h3>\n

                A brief guide to choose the best recording and temperature monitoring system is provided below. You are welcome to get in touch with us<\/a> for a free consultation, and the list is only meant to aid in your understanding.<\/p>\n

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                1. Firstly, decide whether you need to record only temperature or humidity record is also required. The items being stored are the main factor in this. For ex., for a pharma industry, the humidity must be lower than 65%. For such requirements, humidity monitoring is also important. Similarly, fertilizers kept in porous packaging require an optimum humidity environment. If you’re unsure, you can ask the manufacturer of the products you’re storing.<\/li>\n
                2. Next, you must choose the alerts you need to receive. This means that you must determine whether you need only email alerts, SMS alerts, or both phone and email alerts.<\/li>\n
                3. The type of communication is among the most crucial factors to examine. We offer a variety of channels including wired Ethernet, WiFi, and radiofrequency. Use radiofrequency devices for warehouses where you do not want to pull wires. They typically do not have a display screen, so they have a longer battery life. A power supply connection is necessary because a display screen uses a lot of electricity.<\/li>\n
                4. A Wi-Fi connected monitoring system is an option if you have a power source available and Wi-Fi access in the warehouse. You may also choose a wired Ethernet device if your warehouse has LAN ports.<\/li>\n
                5. You might specifically observe that installing Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet devices in the middle of the warehouse and in the racks is challenging. This is so because they both require a wire or wires. It is challenging to run wires across the racks. But since radio frequency-based devices run on batteries, they can be installed anywhere in the warehouse right away.<\/li>\n
                6. Radiofrequency devices do, however, have drawbacks. The communication between the devices won’t be effective in spaces with tall racks. You will need to add a few more receivers in this situation, which is an expensive process. Additionally, depending on the location, you might need to add a new receiver when you later add a new device. The early stages of this are unpredictable. The same holds true for a Wi-Fi device. However, an extra Wi-Fi router is not a major concern because it only costs less than US$ 50.00 only.<\/li>\n
                7. As with all temperature monitoring systems, you should confirm that it will function in the event of a power outage and determine whether you will lose data if you do. This decision can be made based on how dependable your power supply is.<\/li>\n
                8. The system’s monthly or yearly fee structure is one of the most crucial commercial factors. There are vendors who offer the warehouse monitoring system for a low price but then charge you high recurring fees.<\/li>\n
                9. Please check the prices for calls and SMS alerts as well.<\/li>\n
                10. You may need to look up your organization’s internal IT policy regarding data storage. Most operators keep their data on cloud-based platforms. Some large organizations, however, do not want any data to be kept off their server. You ought to be able to purchase the complete software in this situation and install it on your own server which is a significant drawback for many of these systems.<\/li>\n
                11. Your life will be easier if you can automatically receive monthly recorded data to your email. If not, you need to log into the server and download the information for a certain time frame. This feature is optional and is only considered nice to have.<\/li>\n
                12. You can also find out how long the supplier will keep your data on file in their system. Companies have different policies, such as whether to keep data for one year, five years, etc. Many businesses offer lengthy storage periods, like five years.<\/li>\n
                13. For a battery-powered device that doesn’t require an external power source, you can prefer to get a warning when the battery is running low.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
                  The above list gives an overall idea of various essential requirements. You may list out your priorities and select a suitable supplier. We have different types of devices meeting most of the above requirements.<\/pre>\n
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                  Other pages on temperature monitoring systems:<\/h4>\n
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                  1. Real-time monitoring systems for data centres and server rooms<\/a><\/li>\n
                  2. Wireless temperature monitoring<\/a><\/li>\n
                  3. Refrigerator & Freezer temperature monitoring<\/a><\/li>\n
                  4. Where to place a temperature & humidity sensor in a warehouse?<\/a><\/li>\n
                  5. Over-temperature warning system<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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