Temperature@lert Introduces New Series of Industrial Smart Sensors

Feb. 29, 2012 - PRLog -- Boston, Massachusetts, February 29, 2012 - Temperature@lert (www.TemperatureAlert.com) announced today the official release of their new series of industrial smart sensors. Beginning this series with their smart sensor for Irrometer Corporation's soil moisture probe.
 
Soil moisture monitoring is especially significant in the world of agriculture. Over-watering is excessive and not only causes water-waste but increases fuel consumption and creation potentially harmful runoff. Using this smart sensor one can monitor soil moisture to determine when and how often to irrigate crops thereby saving millions of gallons of water without sacrificing crop yield.
 
Temperature@lert smart sensors contain a sensor identification tag which describes the type of sensor and what type of units the sensor outputs. These tags allow any Temperature@lert device to instantly know what sensors are connected and automatically reconfigure the cloud-based logging and alerting system to display the new sensor properly. Connect any sensor to any port, any time. 
 
The synergism of Temperature@lert's devices and the intelligence capabilities of smart sensors allows for a simple plug-and-play interface. All without any setup or configuration. "Our smart sensor technology was huge success with our IT, Bio Pharma and Commercial Refrigeration customers last year. With the addition of this new ruggedized line, we're excited to take this technology to the next level by offering industrial quality plug and play sensors for use in harsh environments." said Harry Schechter, CEO and President of Temperature@lert. 
 
To learn more about Temperature@lert’s Series of Industrial Smart Sensors and all Temperature@lert products, visit their website at http://www.temperaturealert.com.
 

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About Temperature@lert
Temperature@lert’s temperature and environmental monitoring solutions provide both real-time and historic views of a location’s temperature and other critical parameters through alerts and cloud-based graphs, data logs and reports. This information allows customers to immediately react to potentially disastrous temperature or other fluctuations in critical environments, as well as provide temperature consistency for regulatory and internal process control requirements. Temperature@lert has more than 15,000 devices installed in over 40 countries around the globe. For more information, please visit http://www.temperaturealert.com.