Cistermiser focuses on IoT future

01 May, 2019

Cistermiser’s new website, dedicated to IoT water temperature and flow monitoring, www.linkthru.com provides full details on the many practical advantages that are delivered by this technology.

Linkthru.com is designed to provide a full briefing on the benefits of installing LinkThru TMU (Temperature Monitoring Unit) hardware at selected sentinel points across a building’s water system, to capture and then access 24/7 remote monitoring data on water temperatures and flow events via a secure cloud-based portal.

“LinkThru TMU helps to ensure Building Owner compliance with HSG274 and reduce risk of Legionella,” says Cistermiser’s marketing manager, Mark Schlotel. “To that end, we’ve carefully structured our new user-friendly website to clarify essential legal requirements and then explain in detail just how and why remote monitoring delivers factual insights to inform and empower Facilities Managers and really put them in control of their commercial building water systems.”

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