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A Dozen Benefits |
A dozen benefits with less than 12 months payback |
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This haulage firm discovered one driver wasn't keeping his chiller on |
A haulage firm found that as soon as one driver left the yard with his chiller running, he would pull over, turn it off and only turn it back on just before re-entering the depot. His reason, it interfered with the radio reception. |
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A pub/hotel manager turned the
fridges off overnight |
In this example, a pub/hotel manager turned the fridges off in the kitchen once the chef had left and turned them back on before the chef returned in the morning. His reason, the noise of the fridge could be heard in one of the bedrooms and he did not want to disturb his guests' sleep. |
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A milk delivery company was
accused
of delivering bad milk |
A dairy that delivered milk to shops, who found one customer would regularly move the milk delivered into his back yard and leave it out in the sun all day before claiming that they had delivered him bad milk. |
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A fish and chip shop with a cold room
which was working erratically |
A fish and chip shop who could immediately prove what he had known for months - that one of his cold rooms was working erratically, even though his engineers said everything was spot on. |
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A fishmonger could ensure his fish were in top condition upon delivery |
A fishmonger sending fish by courier who was able to ensure that his fish was in top condition and actually managed to reduce the amount of ice sent by using more foil wrap saving time and costs. |
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A ceramics manufacturer uses his
plaster moulds to monitor temperatures |
A ceramics manufacturer who uses loggers in his plaster moulds to monitor evaporation temperatures and hence adjust his heating/drying system accordingly. |
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Using loggers on the heating and hot water pipes in nursing homes |
Nursing homes that use loggers on the heating and hot water pipes to ensure that the water is not too hot and also that the heating is working efficiently as well as the fridges, freezers and hotplates. |
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Defence contractors use loggers to
monitor computer equipment temperatures |
Defence contractors that use loggers to monitor computer equipment temperatures on the seabed and traffic engineers that use loggers to monitor the temperature of the software and computers controlling
traffic lights. |
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Blood banks using loggers to monitor the temperature of blood |
Blood banks that put a logger with each bag of blood in order to ensure it is fine for transfusion and not got too hot to cause degradation. |
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Compost contractors use loggers to monitor huge piles of compost |
Compost contractors that put loggers about 5 foot into huge piles of compost in order to ensure that they are composting properly in order to produce a saleable rather than waste product. |
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Building consultants and architects using loggers around buildings |
Building consultants and architects who use loggers around buildings to ensure that the heating/cooling systems in the building are working as they should. |
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A restaurateur discovered the true temperature of his freezer was -34.5°C |
A restaurateur who discovered the true temperature of his freezer was -34.5°C when the external digital display showed -21°C and to add to his woes the walk in cold room was stuck on a permanent defrost cycle! |
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