Let's Take a Look in Our Crystal Ball to See What the Future Holds at Monnit

Monnit's development team is hard at work improving our products and services. Working with our customers, we were able to identify the need for Class 1 Div 2 certified wireless sensors. Class 1 Div 2 certification refers to a hazardous location; defined as a place where concentrations of flammable gases, vapors, or dusts occur, but are only present under abnormal conditions (most often found as leaks under abnormal conditions). This provides flexibility and reliability when using Monnit wireless sensors for outdoors and/or industrial applications. Look for Monnit Class 1 Div 2 products in the near future. If you would like to learn more about the new products or be notified when they are available, please email us at sales@monnit.com.

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Using Wireless Sensors to Monitor Boiler Efficiency.

Boilers must maintain a certain temperature level for safe, reliable, and efficient operation. Overheating boilers may lead to damage and broken boilers decrease efficient output causing operational issues.

Boiler efficiency monitoring can help improve the performance and lifespan of your boilers. Monnit's wireless monitoring solution provides information about the performance, condition and operating efficiency of your boilers by using wireless sensors to monitor and track various aspects of boiler operation. This not only helps save operational costs such as fuel, but also provides alerts for proactive response to issues before they cause unpredicted shutdowns.

In environments that demand effective and undisturbed operation, your boilers need to maintain their best possible performance. We recommend using Monnit's affordable wireless temperature sensors to monitor and track boiler input and output temperatures. Wireless water detection sensors can help detect leaks in boilers and plumbing so you can know immediately if there is a broken pipe. Wireless pressure sensors can track output line pressure to ensure that no damage occurs to the boiler system in the event of overheating. There are no wires to worry about, and the setup process is amazingly simple.

Ensure your boilers are running efficiently with Monnit wireless monitoring solutions.

Learn More About Wireless Sensor Solutions for Monitoring Boilers »

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Setting Up and Using iMonnit's New
Voice Call Alerts

Recently Monnit made voice call notifications available in both free and Premiere iMonnit accounts. If you would like to add voice call notifications to your account, there are a few simple steps to get them working.

Purchasing Notification Credits

In order to use voice call alerts you will need to purchase "notification credits" for your account. Credits can be purchased directly from your iMonnit account by going to "My Account" and clicking on "Purchase Notification Credits". Alternately, credits can be purchased from the Monnit website under the products accessories page. If purchased from the Monnit website, you will receive a redemption code to enter into iMonnit to activate the purchased notification credits.

Setting Up Voice Call Notifications

Once you have your credits, it's time to setup the phone number you're going to use. Start off by going to "My Account" then select the account under "Users". From the user information panel, select the "Notification Settings" tab (1). Enter the phone number to the "Voice Call Number" text box (2) and select your country. To use the voice call feature for notifications, check the box next to "Voice Call" (3).

Set Alerts to Use Voice Calls

Now that the voice notifications are activated, it's time to apply them to notifications. Select the "Notifications" tab from the main menu. You can create a new notification or apply voice calls to existing notifications. To apply the "Voice Call" function to an alert, select the "People to Notify" tab for that notification. For any user's selected to receive the alert, you will now see a phone icon, click the phone to turn it on (green) or off (grey) for the selected notification and user.

For more information on using Monnit wireless sensors, visit the support section of our website.

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