Sense, see and act on every room

Battery sensors in the rooms that matter, a live twin of the building, and an alert that a named person owns when something drifts.

In bandNow

Open-plan floor

21.4°C

Humidity46%Band18 to 24 °C
Healthy

Sensor, comms room

Battery92%
SignalLast seen2 min ago

Sense

Sensors fitted without rewiring

Each battery sensor fixes to a wall or sits in a cabinet, and measures temperature and humidity in its room.

The TEO Sense device list for a demo building: each sensor and anchor with its reading, battery, hops and when it last reported.
A low battery, found before the sensor goes quiet
Demo data

Hardware

Mesh hardware, watched like the rooms

Sensors, anchors and one gateway form a wireless mesh. TEO Sense™ watches every device: battery, signal, when it last reported, and how many steps its readings take to reach the gateway.

A tidy server and comms room
In bandNow

Comms room

24.6°C

Humidity38%Band18 to 24 °C

See

Every room on a live plan and 3D model

Readings arrive as they are taken and land on your plan, your 3D model and your history.

The digital twin
Watch09:12

Comms room above its band

RoomComms roomReading27.1 °CRule18 to 26 °C
ResolvedToday

Comms room above its band

  1. Opened27.1 °C against 18 to 26 °C09:12
  2. AcknowledgedFacilities, note added09:18
  3. ResolvedBack in band10:04

Act

Alerts with an owner

You set a band for each room. A reading outside it opens an alert, someone acknowledges it, and the timeline keeps the record.

Alerts and records

How it works

Sensors

Battery sensors, one in each room.

Gateway

One gateway on site gathers every reading.

Secure UK cloud

Readings travel encrypted to Google Cloud in London.

Your live twin

Every room on your plan and 3D model.

Why it matters

18 to 27 °C

ASHRAE’s recommended range for the air going into IT equipment is 18 to 27 °C, with relative humidity no higher than 60 %.
Source: ASHRAE TC 9.9, Data Center Power Equipment Thermal Guidelines (Table 2, 2015 thermal guidelines)

Questions

Does it need rewiring?

No. The sensors run on batteries. The gateway needs power and a network connection.

What does it measure?

Temperature and humidity in each room, and the health of every device: battery, signal and when it last reported.

Can we look back at a room's history?

Yes. Every reading is kept, so any device's history is there when you need it.

Where is the data held?

In Google Cloud’s London region.

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