Learn how peaker plants are creating dirty energy grids with fossil fuels
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..and shifting energy production reliance away from financially & environmentally expensive peaker plants. 
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Therma° monitors your expensive inventory 24/7
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Alerting you when temperatures or humidity go outside your set ranges.
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Protecting you from food inventory loss
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Alerting you to potential equipment problems
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Providing you with a complete refrigeration portfolio
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When too many people use too much electricity at the same time and demand for electricity exceeds what base load power plants can handle, financially and environmentally expensive peaker plants are turned on to help supply the additional electricity (which you pay for both from your wallet and through the quality of the air you breathe).
By shifting your cooling systems' energy usage away from these high demand periods, Therma helps reduce the need for peaker plant sourced electricity.
By shifting your cooling systems' energy usage away from these high demand periods, Therma helps reduce the need for peaker plant sourced electricity.
Recommendations
For a typical organization, each location would have one hub and each cooler unit would have one sensor
Organizations with cooler units spread out over more than 100 x 100 feet will need one hub for each span of 100 x 100 feet.
Organizations with cooler units spread out over more than 100 x 100 feet will need one hub for each span of 100 x 100 feet.