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[Mariana Di Giacomo]

Hi Chris,

We have been using Coris monitoring for environmental conditions in the
building because we started using them for our freezers. They have wi-fi
sensors that will email, text, and/or call at the temperatures and time
down you specify: https://www.corismonitoring.com/

Best,
Mariana

*Mariana Di Giacomo, PhD*
*Natural History Conservator, Yale Peabody Museum*
Associate Editor, Collection Forum, SPNHC
Secretary/Communications APOYOnline



El mar, 21 may 2024 a las 17:06, Chris J Conroy (<ondatra at berkeley.edu>)
escribió:

> Hello NHColl,
>       In 2022 we emailed the list to see if anyone had any good
> recommendations for ultra low freezer alarm systems. We have an ancient
> telephone-only Rees, and we are considering upgrading since their current
> product offers both wifi-ethernet and a telephone-based backup. We got some
> responses, but it seemed that few museums were really thrilled with their
> alarm systems.
>    A couple of questions for the list.
> 1. Can anyone recommend a freezer alarm system with  a great reputation
> that has both wifi *and* telephone alerting? Our building wifi is spotty,
> and our building internet is not on emergency power, so we would not be
> able to monitor our freezers via internet if the power went out.
>
> 2. Does anyone have a freezer alarm system, internet or other, where the
> customer support is excellent?
>
> Feel free to email me directly, unless you think responses to the list
> would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris Conroy
> Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
> UC Berkeley
> ondatra at berkeley.edu
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