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Importance of Temperature Sensor Integration With Log Analysis

Author: Mayika Fleet Management
by Mayika Fleet Management
Posted: Aug 27, 2021

Remote temperature monitoring makes it possible for you to keep track of your home, so that you can instantly intervene when problems occur. With 24 hour monitoring, you're immediately notified of significant changes in indoor temperatures. There's no extra cost and you avoid the hidden costs of indoor property damage and loss. Remote temperature monitoring can save you time and money, and is an important part of protecting your home from fire hazards.

Many temperature monitoring systems offer simple dial-up alert tones. They can be used to sound off when certain temperature levels are reached, or for more complex alarm systems that indicate smoke, fire or high levels of carbon monoxide. You can set a series of predetermined alerts, and they'll notify your monitoring service or the local fire department. Some models offer night vision or thermal imaging, to give you additional protection. If smoke or water seeps into the interior of your home, you'll be alerted with a text message, phone call or LED light.

Other advanced analytics options in a temperature monitoring system include detailed graphs of readings and graphs that allow you to make comparisons between zones. Advanced analytics options will also provide comprehensive information about average temperatures throughout the day and night, along with precipitation. For additional information about your property's heating and cooling needs, a remote analytics program may offer maps of your building, interactive heat patterns and even the ability to view historical readings. With these advanced analytics capabilities, your remote temperature reporting program can make informed decisions about maintenance, HVAC repairs, insulation requirements and other important decisions for improving the comfort of your home. These programs can even let you know which rooms of your home need the most attention to temperature control.

Another valuable feature of a temperature monitoring system is logistics. Logistics refers to the entire supply chain, from manufacturer to distributor, wholesaler to wholesaler and retail store. If one part of this complicated chain malfunctions, it can have an immediate and significant impact on the end product or service your customers receive. By using temperature data and log analysis, logistics professionals can quickly identify weak points in the chain so that they can make necessary adjustments.

With temperature monitoring systems and log analysis, your logistics department can improve the efficiency of every aspect of its operations. There are many benefits to transferring your temperature data and log analysis to a centralized location. First, if something goes wrong, there is only one destination with the necessary temperature data and log analysis to solve the problem quickly. In addition, if the logistics department isn't responsible for the data itself, it can be difficult to troubleshoot certain problems. If the temperature data is available, troubleshooting can be streamlined.

While a temperature monitoring system must record and report vital metrics such as core temperature, batch and finished product temperature alarms, and SDI/SDDT (store-to-order delivery decision) and GPRS metrics, it also must be able to report and integrate with other external systems, such as customer management systems, and asset management systems. A temperature alarm can be used to not only alert your customers, but it can be used to alert vendors as well. In order for your customers to get the most out of their products and services, you need to know what's going on with them.

With a temperature monitoring system and log analysis, your logistics team can eliminate errors and achieve higher levels of productivity and efficiency. There are many advantages of integrating your temperature tracking system with your log analysis and metrics. For one, a well-functioning logistics department can help cut your labor costs, because you won't need to pay to maintain and upgrade your aging temperature alarms. The overall cost of a temperature monitoring system and log analysis should be minimal, and in some cases, free. This will save your company more money in the long run.

Integrating your temperature monitoring system must be done properly, or you could end up with false alarms. If your temperature sensors do not receive the proper signals from the dispenser, then the system will either trip or reset itself. This could lead to false alarms, resulting in your having to send out yet another alert. Your customers may think that they're receiving an "elevator pitch" when they actually have an erroneous alert, so make sure to run all the diagnostics through a log analysis first!

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Mayika is your one stop vehicle tracking/ telematics technology partner. We provide the latest Gps tracking hardware, user-friendly and highly intuitive software to help you manage and track your commercial vehicles.

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