Monitoring chillers by mobile phone

19 March, 2005

Monitoring chillers by mobile phone is made possible with Aermec’s Romeo system.

All operational information of Aermec chillers is available via mobile phone using the Romeo remote monitoring system. Fault diagnostics can be sent to the phone, which can then give commands back to the chiller. If a site visit is required, the engineer knows in advance what the problem is so that he can take with him any necessary parts. Aermec products are available in the UK from AiAX. Tel. 01322 612020

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