- Access
- Web browser
- Thresholds
- 4 levels per measured variable
- Alerts
- Email, SMS with an optional plan
- Sites
- Multiple sites and floor plans of your premises
- Exports
- CSV, Excel, PDF and XML
- Price
- By quote, with the LoRaWAN pack
A dashboard built for you
The overview shows each probe with its latest value, battery status and last activity. From each row, you can open the curve, the recipients or the sensor settings.
Dashboards are built to suit your needs, and you give each probe a name that means something to you, such as “Meat cold room”. You can also place the sensors on a plan of your premises, colour-coded by status.

Four thresholds, and emails for as long as the alarm lasts
For each variable, you set a critical low threshold, a low threshold, a high threshold and a critical high threshold. The battery can be monitored in the same way.
You can ask for the email to be repeated for as long as the alarm persists, and for a message when the sensor returns to normal. This second option saves you a trip for a deviation that has already corrected itself.

The other screens

The probe page: the curve with its thresholds as dotted lines, and a time-stamped table of readings. 
The period: real time or history, date range, and aggregation by minimum, maximum or average. 
The recipients: active or inactive per sensor, with a button to send a test email. 
Remote settings: the command goes out at the sensor's next transmission, and its status stays visible.
Who it's for
Syclance is useful when you have several measuring points, such as cold rooms and refrigerated cabinets on one site, or several sites. Multiple accounts can have access with different rights, and each one sees only the sensors assigned to it.
Readings can be exported as CSV, Excel, PDF and XML, and an API lets other software retrieve them. SMS alerts require an optional plan.
The quote sets out the price, duration, number of sensors, SMS and hosting terms. Like the LoRaWAN pack, Syclance cannot be bought online.
The pack that uses it

LoRaWAN, 4G gateway
LoRaWAN Pack, from 5 sensors
Battery-powered sensors and an indoor 4G gateway, for monitoring several cold rooms on one site. This pack is available by quote only, priced according to your site.
Price on request

LoRaWAN pack option
IBPv1 Backup Battery
A 6 Ah battery for the LPS8N 4G gateway, with about 18 hours of runtime according to Dragino. The 12 V adapter and bracket are included. It is quoted together with the LoRaWAN pack.
Price on request
Tell us about your site
Let us know what you want to monitor, where it is, and how many fridges or cold rooms are involved. We will reply with a quote.