Wireless Temperature Monitor

The Synchronous Network System (SNS™) allows users to wirelessly monitor refrigeration equipment to be sure that temperatures do not go above or below desired thresholds. SNS temperature sensors will monitor and send alerts if there is a problem needing attention. The battery-operated Wi-Fi temperature sensors use an existing network so there is no hardware to install.

Dec 4th, 2009

The Synchronous Network System (SNS™) allows users to wirelessly monitor refrigeration equipment to be sure that temperatures do not go above or below desired thresholds. SNS temperature sensors will monitor and send alerts if there is a problem needing attention. The battery-operated Wi-Fi temperature sensors use an existing network so there is no hardware to install.

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