Hospitality & Leisure

With temperatures rising in the UK, office environments inevitably can become sticky and uncomfortable. No more so than in the case of Steve, our Graphic Designer. Located on the third floor of our four-story office block, temperatures at his desk were rising as high as 32 degrees Celsius.

Canal boat owner uses Wireless Alert, from FilesThruTheAir, to monitor for dampness and leaks in his boat.

FilesThruTheAir has played an important role in ensuring that the recently renovated Railway Hotel has a robust temperature monitoring system across all food and drink storage environments. This will help them protect their stock from temperature damage, ensure that they store food safely, and offer their customers an unbeatable dining experience.

Whether you’ve got a large holiday home in the country to rent or a cosy motorhome, monitoring your property when it’s less in use can be difficult at a distance.

All food businesses must comply with HACCP food safety regulations. To meet these regulations, it’s essential to have a robust temperature monitoring system. The Royal Oak chose EL-WiFi data loggers from FilesThruTheAir.

Fishbourne Roman Palace is set in the village of Fishbourne, Chichester in West Sussex. The museum chose EL-WiFi data loggers from FilesThruTheAir to replace its existing temperature and humidity monitoring systems.

Antwerp's Museums and Heritage Association manages over 800,000 artefacts, 1.46 million books and 9,500 archives, located in multiple sites.  EL-WiFi sensors offered them a simplified and robust cloud-based solution to monitoring temperature and humidity.

FilesThruTheAir sensors provide Rochdale Pioneers with continual, remote monitoring of the temperature and humidity of the banners and artefacts they have on display.