Monitor temperature, humidity, and carbon dioxide levels with a single device. Temperature/RH/CO₂ Loggers provide valuable insight into ventilation effectiveness, occupancy trends, and indoor environmental quality, helping building operators optimize comfort and building performance.
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Hot-Wire Anemometer
Simultaneously measures and logs data for several ventilation parameters using a single probe with multiple sensors. It measures velocity, temperature, and relative humidity, and calculates flow, wet bulb, and dew point temperature.
Bluebot Ultrasonic LORAWAN Smart Water Meter
Clamp-on flow meter that attaches fixture transducers onto the outside of a pipe to measure flow within the pipe without cutting into the pipe or shutting down the process. A useful spot measuring flow meter for applications such as wastewater, cooling and heating water, and other liquids. For pipe size (3/4″ – 2”) Pipe Sizes
HOBO Remote GSM Monitoring Station
A remote monitoring station that has a 10-Channel data logging system for a broad range of energy and weather monitoring applications. It can be easily configured with a wide range of plug and play smart sensors.
Get Your Cooling Systems Ready Before Summer Heat Arrives
Before summer temperatures arrive, it’s important to ensure your building’s cooling systems are fully prepared for seasonal operation. Early start-up checks and performance testing can help identify issues before peak demand, improving reliability and reducing the risk of unexpected downtime. Using tools like a portable ultrasonic flow meter allows facility teams to quickly verify chiller flow rates and monitor chilled water supply and return temperatures to confirm systems are operating as expected.
Start the Cooling Season Right: Why HVAC Balancing Matters
As the cooling season approaches, making sure your HVAC system is properly balanced is key to maintaining comfort and efficiency. A balanced system delivers consistent airflow to every space, preventing uneven temperatures and energy waste. Addressing airflow early helps avoid performance issues and keeps your system running smoothly all season.
Stop Problems Before They Start: Vibration Insights for Pumps & Motors
This is a great time to inspect rotating equipment like pumps, fans, and motors, as wear and tear can lead to misalignment, imbalance, and potential failure. Using vibration monitoring helps detect issues early, allowing teams to take a proactive approach, reduce downtime, and extend equipment life.
Using Thermal Cameras for Building Envelope Diagnostics
Thermal imaging cameras give Facilities Managers the ability to detect hidden issues before they become costly problems. From energy loss and air leaks to overheating electrical components, infrared technology supports smarter maintenance, improved safety, and better building performance.
Data-Driven HVAC O&M Using Temperature and Humidity Loggers
Temperature and relative humidity (Temp/RH) loggers give facilities managers a clear view of how HVAC systems actually perform over time. Instead of relying on spot checks or occupant complaints, these small, non-invasive devices continuously track indoor conditions, revealing trends that point to comfort issues, scheduling problems, or hidden inefficiencies.
Reduce Energy Loss by Inspecting Steam Traps with Ultrasound
Steam traps play a vital role in maintaining energy efficiency and system reliability. Using ultrasonic leak detection helps identify failed or inefficient traps that waste energy and contribute to system issues. Regular inspections support optimal performance and long-term equipment reliability.