Prevent Fires with Quanturi Wireless Temperature Monitoring

Prevent fires in cotton seeds, peat, wood chips, waste stockpiles, etc.

Spontaneous combustion in fermentable materials like cotton seed, peat, and wood chips poses a serious risk to facilities and operations. Quanturi Wireless temperature monitoring provides a proactive way to detect dangerous heat build up before it leads to fire. With continuous data collection and alerts, you can stay ahead of risks, protect your assets, and maintain compliance — all without manual checks.

Benefits of Quanturi wireless temperature monitoring solution

Fire prevention

Alerts are sent in case of dangers. This gives you time to react and to prevent major losses.

Comply with regulations

Continuous monitoring brings traceability over the whole storage.

Reduce labour costs

Automated temperature monitoring reduces labour costs. Real-time overview on the storage can be used to optimize operative processes.

Increase material quality

Traceable temperature data records enable high level quality control. Temperature recordings give a quality indicator about the stored material.

Use cases

How Quanturi remote temperature monitoring prevents fires in combustible materials

Wireless monitoring probes

Our wireless industrial sensors provide continuous temperature monitoring in fermentable materials making them ideal for deep storage areas prone to heat buildup and fire risk.

Base station

The base station collects data from the sensors and securely transmits it to the cloud, enabling continuous remote temperature monitoring.

Quanturi Service application

Receive real-time alerts on your computer, phone, or tablet the moment temperatures exceed safe thresholds — enabling fast response to prevent fire incidents.

Wireless temperature monitoring use cases

Wireless temperature monitoring for waste

Each landfill presents unique challenges due to its size, composition, and waste storage solutions. To avoid these risks, timely detection and rapid response are crucial for minimizing the impact on the public, the environment, and reducing potential financial losses for landfill operators.

Fortunately, the Quanturi Compost Temperature Monitoring System offers a highly customizable, continous, and remote temperature monitoring solution that can adapt to the specific needs of each landfill. Whether it’s hazardous waste, organic matter, or other materials, Quanturi’s system can be tailored to continuously monitor temperature fluctuations across vast landfill sites.

Wireless temperature monitoring for cotton seeds

To safeguard your cotton seeds from potential fires, it's crucial to establish effective fire prevention measures. This includes closely monitoring the temperature of the cotton seed stockpiles to minimize the risk of spontaneous combustion.

Quanturi’s Wireless Temperature Monitoring System for fermentables materials offers an advanced solution to mitigate these risks. By strategically deploying smart temperature sensors across your cotton seed stockpile, you can continuously track the internal temperature of the storage piles, especially within the core where heat build-up is most likely to occur. The sensors, capable of measuring up to 4 meters in length, can be customized to suit various pile configurations, regardless of size or shape.

In emergency situations, the system instantly sends temperature alerts to you via phone call, SMS, or email.

Cotton seeds pile temperature monitoring

Wireless temperature monitoring for wood chips

Wood chips spontaneous combustion is a serious hazard that can be prevented by continously monitoring their temperature.

The Quanturi Temperature Monitoring System provides a reliable solution with smart sensor probes that can be placed throughout the woodchip pile. These sensors continuously monitor temperature fluctuations and send instant alerts via phone call, SMS, or email. This ensures that operators are notified immediately, allowing for rapid intervention if necessary.

In the Quanturi temperature monitoring app, you can easily access historical temperature data. This temperature history helps ensure your woodchips comply with assurance schemes.

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Remote temperature monitoring for peat

Peat quality depends greatly on its storage conditions. Peat with temperatures going above 35 °C see remarkable quality degradation. In the worst case, peat can heat up to a point where it spontaneously combusts and catches fire.

The Quanturi temperature monitoring system is suitable to monitor peat stockpiles. The solution offers continuous temperature data to reduce fire risks and keep peat quality high.