Legionella Thermometer Remote Water Monitoring
Remote water and legionella monitoring offers the latest technology in temperature monitoring and record keeping, including using a legionella thermometer. This method of temperature monitoring reduces costs, allows access to records from anywhere and improves communication amongst many other benefits.
Remote water monitoring is where temperature readers or probes as they are known in the industry are installed on the hot and cold pipework and collect water temperature data. This data is sent to a hub that is also installed on-site. The job of the hub is to collect the data from all of the probes on-site and send it to the server. This is where all of your temperature readings and records are kept and displayed on your website for your viewing and storage. Therefore, removing the need for physical temperature checks and records.
Why should I choose remote monitoring over manual monitoring?
By opting for remote water monitoring you are choosing to use the industry’s latest technology in automated temperature monitoring, removing the need for manual temperature monitoring. This means reduced man hours spent driving between sites, reduced costs on travel and labour, improved management system with all records online in one place, and easy assess to records. The list really is endless.
Who should use remote temperature monitoring?
Everyone can use remote legionella and water temperature monitoring. It has been designed with all water systems and all types of buildings in mind. The software is particularly useful for people who manage multiple sites as the software removes the need to visit each physical location to undertake monthly temperature monitoring.
Benefits & Features
Reduced Costs
Work Online or Offline
Logbook
Access from Anywhere
Quick Setup
Email Alerts
Communicate Faster
Admin Controls
Customer Support
How much does remote water monitoring cost?
The cost of your remote water temperature monitoring package will vary depending on the number of water assets you have. A water asset might be a cold water storage tank, hot water heater, sinks or any other water asset that might require temperature monitoring.
For a site-specific quote please contact our team today.
How long does it take to get started?
No time at all. Once one of our engineers has been to the site and installed the probes and data hub, we’ll carry out standard checks to ensure everything is working correctly. At the same time, our office staff will be preparing your website account and login details. Once the account is set up and the probes and hub are installed and working you’re all set. Typically these tasks can be finalised within 24 hours.
How secure is your website/server?
At uRisk we take data protection and security seriously. This is why the website and server used for remote water monitoring uses an SSL, is highly encrypted and secure.
What can uRisk’s remote water monitoring do?
As well as recording and storing your water temperatures you can also store all logbook details online too.
Therefore, it becomes your new logbook online. You can store risk assessments, reports, records, certificates and much more. All standard document types such as word, excess, pdf can all be stored online.
Service Process
Get a Quote
Get a quote today by phone, email, or complete our contact form to receive a quotation within 24 hours.
Booking
Our coordinator will be in touch to confirm a Date That Suits You, along with estimated time of arrival.
Your Appointment
On the day of your appointment, you will receive a 30 min Curtesy Call from an engineer to confirm they're on route.
Report
Your report is then Quality Checked and emailed in PDF Format, with Next Day Delivery.
Support Call
Our support team will be in touch to arrange your free 30 min Support Call to help explain your report.
All payments are due prior to booking completion unless agreed in writing for 30 days from the date of invoice. We will hold your booking time for 24 hours whilst we await payment. Reports are typically next day delivery, but please allow for up to 5 working days delivery.
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Legionella Remedial Work FAQs
Why should I choose remote temperature monitoring over regular monitoring?
Remote temperature provides are range of benefits. We’ve listed a few below –
- Less invasive
- Multiple temperature readings per month rather than one
- Reduce emissions
- Online access
Are uRisk qualified?
Yes, all of our assessors are fully qualified and accredited by City & Guilds legionella control association and can help assist you in meeting compliance today for HSE (ACoP L8), and provide landlords with guidance for hot and cold water low risk systems. We are also Safe Contractor and Construction Online approved so you can rest assured that you are working with a trusted water hygiene service provider who put health and safety first.
All our engineers are DBS Checked to ensure suitable people are entering your premises and to safeguard vulnerable people. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards.
Do uRisk service my area?
Yes, our services are nationwide. Whether you have one or multiple water systems and one or multiple sites, we provide services across the country, with qualified engineers scattered throughout the UK and offices based in Hertfordshire which is a 30-minute train journey to London King’s Cross. Get in contact with us and book an appointment where we can carry out a legionella risk assessment. We will look at factors like your water temperature, redundant pipework, where your water is stored and test for bacteria in water systems.
What is the temperature range that Legionella can exist in?
Legionella, the bacteria responsible for causing Legionnaires’ disease, typically thrives within a specific temperature range. The optimal temperature range for Legionella growth is between 20°C (68°F) and 45°C (113°F). However, Legionella can survive in temperatures as low as 0°C (32°F) and as high as 60°C (140°F), albeit with reduced growth rates.
It is important to note that Legionella bacteria can proliferate in man-made water systems, such as hot water tanks, cooling towers, hot tubs, and plumbing systems, where the temperature falls within the favourable range. To mitigate the risk of Legionella contamination, maintaining appropriate water temperatures, implementing regular disinfection protocols, and ensuring proper water system maintenance are crucial preventive measures. Wireless temperature monitoring has a 100% temperature accuracy and perfect relative humidity sensor.
How does the wireless temperature sensor work?
Temperature accuracy is a paramount character to have in a humidity sensor or wifi temperature monitor. This wireless temperature sensor is able to measure temperature, relative humidity as well as the temperature range of water. As it is a wifi temperature sensor, once connected to an online platform, it is able to send the information gathered by its temperature sensors regarding the temperature range of your water supply to your device of choice. Wireless temperature monitoring is a quick and efficient way to ensure peace of mind. The wireless sensors connect to your remote temperature monitor and provide you with seamless wireless temperature monitoring of your chosen temperature range.
What is A remote temperature sensor?
A remote temperature sensor or a wifi temperature sensor uses wireless monitoring to measure relative humidity as well as the ambient temperature of your water supply.
Why choose uRisk?
Over 25 years of water hygiene and legionella control experience.
Friendly and simple advice by phone, email & online at your convenience.
All staff are trained water hygiene consultants and engineers.
With engineers located all across the UK, we're never too far away.
Our labs are UKAS approved providing you with quality assurance.
Your one stop shop for Legionella control, no need to go elsewhere.
