Wireless Temperature Sensors
Use ParamaIoT Temperature Monitoring Solutions—with Standard, High, Low, Duct, and Digital Temperature Sensors—anywhere changes will degrade performance, assets, or safety. If temps rise or fall, get an alert via email, text, or call to step in and protect your business.
Wireless Temperature Sensors
Common (and not-so-common) temperature sensor uses include:
- Pharmaceutical production
- Logistics & warehouses
- Petrochemical facilities
- Facility & property management
- Cold storage in food services & health care
- Greenhouses & grow Houses
- Data center & server room monitoring
- Hot yoga & pilates studios
- K-9 units
- Morgues & mortuaries
- Bedbug remediation
- HVAC system performance
- Fish farms & aquaculture
- Swimming pool & hot tub monitoring
Applications
- Remote Temperature Monitoring
- Frozen or Burst Pipe Monitoring
- Warehouse Temperature Monitoring
- HVAC System Monitoring
- Server Room Temperature Monitoring
- Ovens and Cooking Device Monitoring
- Environmental Monitoring
- K9 Unit Temperature Monitoring
- Vacant Property Monitoring
- Vaccine Monitoring
- Coolers & Freezer Temperature Monitoring
- Greenhouse Fridge Monitoring
- Laboratory Fridge Monitoring
- Morgue Storage Monitoring
Standard Temperature Sensors
Monitor the temperature of virtually anything.
Global enterprises trust ParamaIoT® Standard Temperature Sensors to protect equipment, inventory, and personnel. When the temperature exceeds preset thresholds, these sensors issue an alert via text, email, or call.
Ranging from a compact coin cell (CC) battery-powered unit to a Power over Ethernet (PoE) sensor to an intrinsically safe IECEx-certified sensor, there’s a temperature monitoring solution for many industrial applications and any business or facility.
Common (and not-so-common) temperature sensor uses include:
- Pharmaceutical production
- Logistics & warehouses
- Petrochemical facilities
- Facility & property management
- Cold storage in food services & health care
- Greenhouses & grow Houses
- Data center & server room monitoring
- Hot yoga & pilates studios
- K-9 units
- Morgues & mortuaries
- Bedbug remediation
- HVAC system performance
- Fish farms & aquaculture
- Swimming pool & hot tub monitoring
Tailor a Standard Temperature Sensor to a specific need with optional probes (ranging from 3–100’), line-power, or on/off switches. Can also create custom temperature sensors for your unique application or use case.
Explore the entire range of Standard Temperature Sensors below to find your remote temperature monitoring solution.
High-Temperature Sensors
Monitor high-stakes applications
ParamaIoT® High-temp Sensors remotely monitor commercial ovens, heaters, furnaces, boilers, and other can’t-fail applications with a -50°C to +370°C (-58°F to +700°F) temperature range. A temp swing will trigger a sensor alert for you (or on-site personnel) via email, text, or call.
Get Your Temp Data Your Way
Choose from enterprise, industrial-grade, or Power over Ethernet (PoE) sensors to monitor smart facilities and production lines, or track HVAC performance. Each employs a glass-coated platinum resistance thermometer (RTD) for accuracy. An industry-leading 25-month NIST Certification is available.
These wireless and PoE high-temperature sensors excel in dry, low-humidity areas; select a Thermocouple Sensor for high-humidity, high-temperature locations.
Start tracking high-temp machines and processes today with one of the high-temp sensors below.
Low-Temperature Sensors
Keep the critical ultra-cold.
Many products, vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and research samples have varying development, production, and storage needs. They all require resilient, reliable, and proactive monitoring during the cold chain. Our award-winning* Low-Temperature Sensors are a vital tool for pharmaceutical and health care professionals, food manufacturers, and distributors.
Whether keeping vaccines in an ultralow temperature (ULT) freezer throughout your cold chain, remotely monitoring logistics for frozen commodities to and from warehouses, or cadaver storage monitoring in a morgue, you can count on Low-Temperature Sensors. The instant temperatures rise above your preset limits; you get a sensor alert sent via text, email, or call.
The Highlights of Low-Temp Sensors
Smart building-ready Wireless enterprise-sized AA battery-powered and industrial-grade, PoE•X* Power over Ethernet (PoE), MoWi* Wi-Fi Sensors are available. All wireless and PoE sensors have a 3’ probe lead; 10’ and 25’ leads are optional. Each low-temp sensor can help you remotely monitor a range of temperatures at +/- 0.5°C with calibrated accuracy from -200°C to 0°C/-328°F to 32°F. They’re perfect for ULT freezers for vaccines, some of which require temperatures to be -80°C/-112°F and below.
Low-Temperature Sensors are compliant data loggers to help you meet record-keeping and chain-of-custody regulations outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Title 21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 11 from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
These sensors excel in dry, low-humidity areas. Spec Thermocouple Sensors, for high-humidity, high-temperature locations.
WARNING: The Low-Temperature Sensor should not be used in submersible applications. It may be used in liquid nitrogen applications without concern for sensor failure.
Duct Temperature Sensors
Blowing hot air?
Now you’ll always know HVAC performance with Parama’s Duct Temperature Sensors. These devices accurately measure ductwork temps while maintaining a sealed environment. If temps spike or fall beyond your preset limits, the sensors alert you (or on-site maintenance techs) via email, text, or call.
High Accuracy in High Temperatures
Wireless sensors in the commercial, enterprise, and industrial-grade housings, and a Power over Ethernet (PoE) sensor are available for duct monitoring. Each duct temp sensor features a probe temperature range of -40°C to +150°C (-40°F to +302°F) and an NTC type thermistor with UL-listed plenum cable for superior accuracy.
Proactive duct monitoring prevents costly damage (e.g., frozen pipes) while keeping occupants comfortable.
Protect facilities, occupants, and assets with one of the duct temperature sensors below.
Digital Temperature Sensor
Meet data redundancy requirements at the push of a button
Parama’s IoT® Digital Temperature Sensor builds on an award-winning remote monitoring platform by providing storage temperatures at the push of the button on a highly readable, four-digit LCD.
Data redundancy benefits:
- Checking temps in a power outage.
- Temperature access for an entire department or shift.
- Meet industry-specific regulations
Cold storage specialist
Monnit’s sensor has a range of -40°F to +257°F (-40°C to +125°C) to support food storage, clinical vaccine storage, research labs, and other health-related fields.
Regulation-ready sensor
This sensor fulfills newer regulations that mandate redundant data retrieval (e.g., a push-button) when tracking sensitive medications. Parama’s sensor also supports 21 CFR Part 11B programs, stemming from the FDA, that require document integrity controls for working with pharmaceuticals.
The digital temperature sensor provides alerts via text, email, or call should temps deviate from user-set thresholds. Configure notifications, alerts, data logging, and reports via ParamaIoT sensor software.
Which Sensor is Right For Me?
- Enterprise AA-battery powered: Our most popular type is ideal for typical commercial & enterprise environments, such as server rooms. A 1,200+ ft. range readily covers most facilities.
- CC-battery powered: Compact sensor is great for space-restricted areas such as control cabinets or cold storage.
- Industrial: Sensor's weatherproof, NEMA-rated enclosure withstands demanding indoor/outdoor use, e.g., warehouses & production facilities.
- PoE•X: Power over Ethernet sensors integrate with a building's PoE network; it can also be used with a standard Ethernet infrastructure & powered via an optional AC adapter.
- MoWi: This discreet sensor uses your own Wi-Fi for networking and data transmission—popular for smaller businesses and facilities.
Documentation
- Standard Temperature Sensors
- High-Temperature Sensors
- Low-Temperature Sensors
- Duct Temperature Sensors
- Digital Temperature Sensor
- Wireless Motion + Temperature and Humidity Sensor