IOT Plus

Remote monitoring hardware for hotels, buildings and healthcare providers is the core of IOT Plus, which supplies Internet of Things sensors, gateways and platforms in the United Arab Emirates. Monitoring runs continuously on equipment and buildings, with alerts raised early, before a fault turns serious. The company has a team in the Middle East that installs and supports them.

Sensors, gateways and a monitoring platform

The range has three parts: sensors that measure conditions in a space or on an asset, gateways that pass the readings on, and a platform that displays the data and lets users set notifications. The company reports more than fifty sensor types covering most needs, and that custom sensors can be built where none exists.

Alerts for hospitality, buildings and healthcare

Hospitality businesses use the system to receive critical alerts, avoid health and safety fines and replace manual routine checks with continuous monitoring. Facilities managers rely on it to track property equipment at all hours, reduce tenant complaints and cut maintenance costs. Healthcare providers use it to keep equipment under constant watch, with the stated aim of 100 percent uptime.

Installing a system in three steps

Installation begins with a survey of critical assets such as cold stores, dry stores, pumps and machines, followed by sensor selection for the job. Each sensor sends environmental data wirelessly and securely to a gateway, which relays it to the IOT Plus platform. The platform displays the readings and triggers the notifications the client has set. The company says its team also carries out full installation and integrates the system with legacy equipment.

Range and battery life

Radio signals can reach up to 300 metres through several walls, which the company says can cover a whole premises and reduce the number of gateways needed. Sensors run for more than ten years on battery, so they can be installed and left alone. After-sales service and support run around the clock.