About IoTTechnologies
UK designer and manufacturer of remote monitoring systems for equipment and sites. Battery-powered wireless sensors, live dashboards.
IoT Technologies is a UK manufacturer of battery-powered wireless sensors and the cloud platform that monitors them. The company designs, manufactures and operates the complete stack — hardware, firmware, software and its own 433 MHz radio network — in one business, with no reselling and no third parties in the chain.
Sensors are IP68, deliver five year battery life, and reach up to five miles line of sight. Real-world range depends on the surroundings, and additional gateways can be deployed where site geometry demands. Sensors retrofit to existing equipment and turn local alarms, readings and state changes into live dashboards and real-time alerts.
Applications include water leak detection, tank and level monitoring, cold storage and temperature monitoring, pressure monitoring, wind measurement and structural movement. Designed, manufactured and supported from Bournemouth, UK.
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