• WiFi220 featured in Alternative Energy website

    August 27, 2010

    Alternative Energy News, a site that provides news from alternative energy from around the world, noted the announcement of our newest WiFi Edition offering, the WiFi220. (click here for link to site)

    Indeed, Temperature@lert has found its USB, WiFi and Cellular Edition products on several Green and Renewable Energy customer projects recently, including Solar Heating and High-Efficiency and Low-e Thermal Windows and Window Films.  The Cellular Edition in particular has been used by customers because it does not require any computer or WiFi network to operate, runs on battery if the site loses power, and can be viewed from any web browser. 

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  • Temperature@lert Announces the Release of its Latest Generation WiFi Temperature Sensor

    August 24, 2010

    Announcing the latest generation of our WiFi Edition remote temperature sensor, the WiFi220 (http://www.temperaturealert.com/Remote-Temperature/Temperature-Alert-WiFi-Sensor.aspx).  The WiFi220 incorporates the exceptional features of the previous generation device and in addition provides customers with capabilities and benefits to make itthe most user-friendly, cost-effective WiFi temperature sensor on the market today. These include:

    • Two Sensor Input Capability – Significantly reduces Cost/Sensor (Measurement Point)
    • Expandable to 10 or 20 Sensors with Special Order Expansion Module
    • Temperature/Humidity Sensor Option – Adds Relative Humidity monitoring for critical applications such as Servers and Telecom Racks, Clean Rooms and Laboratories
    • Predrilled Mounting Flange – Facilitates permanent mounting of the unit
    • Power over Ethernet (PoE) support – Enables operation without AC power adapter
    • Enhanced Software – Easy to set up, use and update

    The new WiFi220 continues the success of the previous generation with features including:

    • Continuous monitoring  and Email alerts when temperature or humidity goes above or below user specified levels
    • No activation fees, monthly fees or cancellation charges – you own the unit!
    • WiFi and Ethernet connectivity – operates so long as your network is available
    • Security – no software to load onto your computers or servers
    • Supports SNMP Traps
    • Supports SMTP via SSL/TLS and SMTP Authentication 
    • Pre-calibrated Sensors – NIST Certification available (additional cost)
    • User programmable open source Linux operating system for custom reporting, alarms, etc.

    "Thousands of customers are successfully using Temperature@lert’s WiFi systems today, " says Harry Schechter, Temperature@lert Founder and CEO.  "With the expanded capability of the new WiFi220, Temperature@lert offers IT, Property Management, Food Service, Laboratory and Industry users the ability to protect their valuable equipment, data, products, property and materials from harmful temperature and/or humidity levels at a very affordable price."

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  • We've moved!

    August 18, 2010

    Our expanded operations and the success of our innovative products have led us to move.  The new location doubles the size of our operation, so now we're not stepping over each other as we move around the offices!

    Our new address is:

    Temperature@lert

    101 Federal Street, 19th Floor

    Boston, MA 02110

    Read more about our move and the good things happening at our company in our Press Room at Click here to read entire Press Release

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  • "One Chic Gadget" used to describe Temperature@lert's products

    August 16, 2010

    Blog site whatwhyknow.com recently commented on Temperature@lert's USB Edition for use in IT Server Rooms.  "This revolutionary product from Temperature@lert comes in a portable USB stick which you can install into any of your computers quickly; and unlike any software temperature systems, Temperature@lert can provide you with real-time temperature readings which are more accurate than the common temperature program.

    The post also noted Temperature@lert's WiFi and Cellular Edition offerings which allow customers to determine the best way to insure their computer rooms and data are safe, "even when you are away from your computer or server."  To read the entire post click here .

    And to enjoy the benefits of cost-effective, easy to install and use temperature monitoring, "as well as peace of mind", check out our latest product offerings at http://www.temperaturealert.com/Remote-Temperature.aspx

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  • Weather Watchers comment on Temperature@lert Ease of Generating Graphs

    August 16, 2010

    Temperature@lert fan Anthony Rain Maker in his "Fox of the Wind" post on Weather-Watchers.com's forum recently commented on the utility and ease of use of the USB Edition's included software to produce graphic outputs.  (http://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php?topic=46899.msg380866#msg380866) He writes, "I have found out that with the (included) program it does make XML files and a PNG file of the current graph it is making."  He notes a link to the download page of our website noting, "They even offer code to start people off on making programs that will use the sensor."  (Click here for link to download page).  If you want to enjoy the ease of use that Anthony and thousands of other cost-conscious customers enjoy in our USB, WiFi and Cellular edition products, check out our latest product pages and downloads to see what's new.

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  • New Blog Site Data Center Post features Temperature@lert

    July 26, 2010

    A new blog site for Data Center and IT managers featured comments on Temperature and Humidity in Data Centers from Temperature@lert's Dave Ruede.  Dave noted the recent trend to deploy WiFi and even Cellular Network sensors to address security concerns expressed by customers.  The entire article can be viewed at  Click here for entire article

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  • Seeking One Superhero

    July 09, 2010

    We're Hiring!

    kill•er in•stinct [kil-er in-stingkt] 

    –noun

    Something or someone having a formidable impact and a natural aptitude or intuitive power.

    —Synonyms 

    genius, knack, faculty, talent. 


    Is your picture missing from this definition? Do you have an innate ability to seek out answers and new ways of solving problems? When people come to you with a problem and you fix it, do they call you their “hero”? If you answered yes to all these questions, we have a great gig for you at Temperature@lert! Read on to learn more.

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  • Temperature@lert views about IT Environmental Monitoring featured in Processor Magazine

    July 02, 2010

    What options are available and which are best for small and medium enterprise IT room environmental monitoring?  In the July 2, 2010 issue of Processor Magazine, Author William van Winkle says, "as with any other technology, some ways of going about buying environmental monitoring are better than others".   Temperature@lert's Dave Ruede is among other industry professionals interviewed by van Winkle for this article.  The author lays out several factors IT professionals can consider when deciding whether or not and what and how to monitor their computer, server and telecom rooms and data centers.  To get the whole story, read the full article at http://www.processor.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/p3214/36p14/36p14.asp&guid= .

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  • Temperature@lert featured in Connected World Magazine

    June 29, 2010

    Mind the Hors D’oeuvres

    "The ability to remotely monitor assets using M2M (machine-to-machine technology) is invaluable to consumers and business owners alike. Of course, M2M-enabled devices can’t ward off all potential disasters; but in many cases the technology is capable of preventing bad situations—or at least sounding the alarm and allowing for human intervention before it’s too late.

    The combination of sensor technology and an M2M communications pathway leads to a powerful solution that can be adapted to nearly limitless use-cases."

    Read the full post here: http://www.connectedworldmag.com/latestNews.aspx?id=NEWS100622121854197

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  • Temperature@lert Selected by Metro-NYC Gourmet Food Distributor Cindy Sue Products to Monitor Freezers

    June 21, 2010

    Temperature@lert (http://www.temperaturealert.com) today announced that Cindy Sue Products, a New Rochelle, NY based gourmet hors d’oeuvres distributor, is using theTemperature@lert Cellular Temperature Sensor to make sure their high quality products are safely refrigerated 24/7.  

    "We recently had to expand our refrigeration to an offsite location," owner Cindy Marshall related recently.  "Because we wanted to be sure the refrigeration unit was operating reliably but could not easily connect to a computer network or monitoring system, we looked for a cost-effective solution to keep tabs on our products.  After a lot of research, we discovered Temperature@lert’s Cellular Edition. Not only did it fit our needs perfectly but it was simple to set up.   I plugged the unit in and it worked!  I set my unit to report in every 15 minutes. If I want, I can log onto the Temperature@lert server from anywhere at any time to check the temperature history and alert status."  Read on...

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