CO2 telemetry removes the guesswork from delivery scheduling. It reports your gas levels back to us continuously, so a low reading generates a delivery instead of an emergency phone call from you at eleven at night.
What the unit does, in the client's own terms.
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Telemetry is included on every bulk and cylinder exchange account we set up.
Almost every emergency delivery we make is caused by one of two things: a schedule built on an estimate rather than measured use, or a system with no way to see the level short of walking out back and looking at a gauge.
Telemetry eliminates both, which is why it is included on every bulk and cylinder exchange account rather than offered as an extra. Accounts with it call us after hours dramatically less often, which is better for them and better for us.
Mobile app access, so a manager can check the level without leaving the floor, and customizable notifications so the right person is told at the right threshold rather than everyone being told at once.
Life safety
CO2 tank level monitoring changes who is responsible for noticing. Without it, the first person to know you are low is whoever is on shift when the gas runs out. With gas level telemetry, it is us, usually days earlier.
Remote CO2 monitoring is also what makes a delivery schedule genuinely consumption-based rather than a calendar with a safety margin bolted on.
No. Information is transmitted wirelessly, so it does not depend on your IT setup.
Both. We act on the delivery side; your team gets visibility through the app with notifications set to thresholds you choose.
Telemetry is included on every bulk and cylinder exchange account we set up.
