The HygroNet and HygroNetSoLo are remote monitoring systems that measure temperature and humidity at water damaged properties to track the drying process. The HygroNet uses a base station and wireless sensors while the HygroNetSoLo uses a single battery-powered unit. Data from the systems provides visibility into the drying process, allows for targeted drying procedures, and helps minimize costs by optimizing equipment usage and site management.

1. HygroNet Remote Monitoring System For Water Damaged Properties

2. What does a HygroNet do?????

3. HygroNet OverviewWhen would I need a HygroNet?????

4. System Set Up

5. Base StationWhat Can I Measure?

6. Wireless Sensor –What Can I Measure and how does it work?

7. HygroNetSoLo OverviewWhen would I need a HygroNetSoLo?????

8. HygroNet SoLo –What Can I Measure and how does it work?100% Battery PoweredFlanges with fixing pointsOn/Off ButtonGSM Reception LEDAmbient Temperature/humiditySensor Position OF WME Jack Socket

9. In wall temperature /humidity probe

10. Typical Drying DataWith sample points

11. Drying Data Showing Excursion – Poly-tent

12. Drying Data Showing Excursion

13. Bureau Demonstration

14. £££££££’sROI CalculatorPlease go to www.hygronet.com

15. Extra Reasons To Use HygroNet• Manage sites and manpower moreeffectively• Optimise equipment usage, especially insurge conditions• Provide audit trails of drying process• Generate targeted alarms• Automate target driven dryingprocedures with daily reports• Minimise secondary damage costs byclosely supervising drying process• Broadcast data easily to virtuallyunlimited users• Reduce carbon footprint and enjoy agreen image – Great for PR!

16. Final thought:-Please open up your spreadsheet and compile your own calculations on visit costs/savings.Could I be saving money by using the HygroNet?