Corintech has launched FilesThruTheAir, a comprehensive environmental monitoring solution combining advanced WiFi sensors with a remote Cloud-based data logging service. Measuring temperature and humidity, data logged on FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensors is universally accessible from any Internet enabled device through the FilesThruTheAir Cloud-based monitoring platform.
FilesThruTheAir WiFi Sensor Solution Makes Data Logging Universally Accessible
Corintech has launched FilesThruTheAir, a comprehensive environmental monitoring solution combining advanced WiFi sensors with a remote Cloud-based data logging service. Measuring temperature and humidity, data logged on FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensors is universally accessible from any Internet enabled device through the FilesThruTheAir Cloud-based monitoring platform.
FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensors communicate via any existing WiFi connection, updating the data automatically to the Cloud periodically, providing maximum simplicity to the data gathering process. Ease-of-use is also key to the FilesThruTheAir Cloud account set-up, the browser-based interface takes the user through the set-up process step by step. Users can choose between three levels of Cloud account, from a free entry-level service for simple implementations and to a comprehensive professional service that supports unlimited devices in multiple locations and can enable data to be accessed by multiple users. The software and easy instructions of how to set-up a FilesThruTheAir Cloud account are available here on the newly launched FilesThruTheAir website.
The dedicated FilesThruTheAir Cloud platform allows users to store their data for at least 45 days for free, to analyze and manage information in a graphical or tabular format as well as export and share the data sets. The Cloud platform also includes an automated alarm function, sending instant notifications over email to users when designated parameters reach critical levels, increasing flexibility and security levels of remote monitoring.
The FilesThruTheAir product range also includes a standalone audible and visual WiFi-Alert device, which works in conjunction with the FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensor, receiving alarm messages from any connected sensor connected to the same wireless network. Alarm activation is indicated through high brightness LEDs and a choice of nine alarm tones.
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FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensors communicate via any existing WiFi connection, updating the data automatically to the Cloud periodically, providing maximum simplicity to the data gathering process. Ease-of-use is also key to the FilesThruTheAir Cloud account set-up, the browser-based interface takes the user through the set-up process step by step. Users can choose between three levels of Cloud account, from a free entry-level service for simple implementations and to a comprehensive professional service that supports unlimited devices in multiple locations and can enable data to be accessed by multiple users. The software and easy instructions of how to set-up a FilesThruTheAir Cloud account are available here on the newly launched FilesThruTheAir website.
The dedicated FilesThruTheAir Cloud platform allows users to store their data for at least 45 days for free, to analyze and manage information in a graphical or tabular format as well as export and share the data sets. The Cloud platform also includes an automated alarm function, sending instant notifications over email to users when designated parameters reach critical levels, increasing flexibility and security levels of remote monitoring.
The FilesThruTheAir product range also includes a standalone audible and visual WiFi-Alert device, which works in conjunction with the FilesThruTheAir WiFi sensor, receiving alarm messages from any connected sensor connected to the same wireless network. Alarm activation is indicated through high brightness LEDs and a choice of nine alarm tones.
(Remotemagazine)