Temperature and operating-status monitoring for office cafeteria, pantry, and vending refrigeration — alarms on warm cases and outages so food-safety risk is caught before stock is lost.
Impact: Puts a temperature and status watch on the refrigeration the climate system doesn't cover — a warm walk-in, a propped door, or an overnight outage is caught and raised before a shift's worth of cafeteria stock is lost.
What it solves: Office buildings carry refrigeration that is not part of the climate system — cafeteria walk-ins and prep cases, pantry refrigerators, and vending. Refrigeration Monitoring tracks temperature and operating status on those assets and alarms on a warm case, a door left open, or an outage. It is its own domain, monitored across whatever Keedian products the building runs. Keedian captures the signal and surfaces the alarm; the refrigeration equipment and its repair stay with the customer's foodservice or refrigeration vendor.
These are the operational metrics this add-on monitors and alarms on. Keedian surfaces them and, where the contract includes managed service, triages them; acting on the physical asset stays with you and your vendors.
The core metrics are summarized below. Full methodology, thresholds, diagnosis steps, and escalation criteria are in the Metrics Catalog.
Each metric includes definition, detection logic, diagnosis steps, recommended actions, escalation criteria, and prevention controls. Thresholds are reference values to be calibrated per client.
View Metrics Catalog →Warm cases, open doors, and outages are caught and routed to the customer's foodservice or refrigeration vendor before stock is lost. Expected (pending validation) — offices have no named Keedian reference deployment yet.
The temperature and status alarms are managed on the same 24/7 basis as the rest of the contract — surfaced, triaged, and routed to the customer's foodservice or refrigeration vendor with a recommended action.
Add-on charges apply on top of the base subscription. This page states which charge components apply; the product subscription lives in the pricing catalog.