Don't Miss Abnormalities with Double Notifications! Launch of "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Campaign"
Ratoc Systems launches a campaign for its remote monitoring set that provides double notifications for temperature and equipment abnormalities.
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Ratoc Systems Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Nishi-ku, Osaka; President and CEO: Masakazu Kondo) will be holding a limited-time campaign for the "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Starter Set," which automatically monitors temperature and equipment abnormalities 24 hours a day and notifies both smartphones and on-site lamps (dry contact output).
Ratoc Systems Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Nishi-ku, Osaka; President and CEO: Masakazu Kondo) will be holding a limited-time campaign for the "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Starter Set," which automatically monitors temperature and equipment abnormalities 24 hours a day and notifies both smartphones and on-site lamps (dry contact output).
Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Campaign Page for Preventing Missed Detections
https://www.ratocsystems.com/sol/info/hasacamp2026/
This campaign offers the remote monitoring starter set at a special price, allowing you to build an environment where abnormalities can be notified through multiple means.
Background: The Difference is in the "Mechanism to Notice" Abnormalities
In food factories, warehouses, and manufacturing sites, delays in noticing abnormalities significantly impact quality and safety. This is especially true in situations where abnormalities are easily missed, such as "during unmanned hours like nights and holidays," "when workers cannot check their smartphones due to being busy," or "in environments where alarms are fragmented by equipment."
Hasarepo is equipped with a mechanism that centrally manages abnormal signals from sensors and equipment in the cloud and deploys them to multiple notification and output destinations according to the application.
Features of Hasarepo
Centrally Monitor Temperature and Equipment Abnormalities
Monitor threshold deviations from temperature sensors and dry contact outputs (alarm signals) from equipment using the same mechanism. You can operate with just one Hasarepo, without fragmenting temperature management and equipment monitoring.
Prevent Missed Detections with "Multiple Notification Methods"
Abnormal information from the cloud is used to build an environment where you can be alerted through different notification methods, both remotely and on-site. This contributes to "reducing risks during unmanned hours," "speeding up initial response," and "suppressing quality loss and equipment troubles."
Remote Notification: Alerts are sent to smartphones and emails, allowing for awareness at remote locations or in the office.
On-site Output: Alarm lamps and buzzers are activated via the IoT communication unit, enabling awareness through light and sound.
FAQ
What is the "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Starter Set"?
It is a system that automatically monitors temperature and equipment abnormalities 24 hours a day, notifying both smartphones and on-site lamps (dry contact output) to prevent missed detections.
What is the purpose of the "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Campaign"?
The campaign offers the "Hasarepo Remote Monitoring Starter Set" at a special price for a limited time, allowing users to build an environment for notifying abnormalities through multiple means.
What kind of abnormalities can Hasarepo monitor?
Hasarepo can monitor threshold deviations from temperature sensors and alarm signals (dry contact output) from equipment.
How does Hasarepo prevent missed abnormalities?
It provides notifications through multiple methods: remote notifications via smartphone/email and on-site notifications via alarm lamps or buzzers activated through an IoT communication unit.
Who would benefit from using Hasarepo?
Businesses in food factories, warehouses, and manufacturing that need to monitor temperature and equipment status, especially during unmanned hours or when immediate notification is critical.