Thermal report
The continuous temperature record of every monitored run.
| Sections | 24 |
| Peak | 122 °F / 50 °C |
| Location | Sec. 137 · 16 ft |
| Total alerts | 3 |
IHTC · Integrated Heat Tracking Cable
Continuous thermal monitoring for critical assets.
Know exactly where temperature is rising, and how fast. IHTC delivers continuous thermal monitoring with precise location for battery rooms, charging zones, conveyors, recycling and critical electrical systems.
Trend alerting
Two ways the same hot spot ends.
With IHTC
Without continuous monitoring
heat begins
caught as it rises
Sec 137 · 122 °F (50 °C)
inspected
resolved as scheduled maintenance
heat begins
grows unobserved
alarm threshold reached
fire alarm response · downtime · claim
Dual sensing
Reads the asset itself, and the air around it.
A heat detector responds to the air around it, so heat has to reach the device before anything registers. IHTC reads the surfaces where problems actually start. Every sensing section measures two things at once: the ambient environment, and the surface temperature of the asset itself — the battery rack, the bearing line, the busway. Continuously, every few seconds, along up to 6,560 ft (2,000 m).
Capabilities
A condition-monitoring instrument, not another alarm bell.
- Continuous temperatures. Live readings from up to 400 sensing locations stream into your SCADA, BMS, or DCIM over Modbus — or into the IHTC Monitor software.
- Precise location. Hot spots and alerts are identified to the section, so the crew goes straight there instead of searching a building.
- No blind spot, no extra wiring. Coverage follows the integrated sensing cable. It threads into enclosed racks, tray stacks, and metal-dense spaces and senses continuously along the route.
- A work order, not an incident report. Temperature monitoring flags abnormal heating while the fix is still scheduled maintenance.
- Documentation underwriters recognize. Monitoring logs, alert histories, and thermal reports for loss-prevention programs and underwriting submissions.
- Restorable. IHTC's sensing cable is not destroyed by overheating; it self-restores after heat exposure.
Documentation
What your insurer sees.
Continuous monitoring produces documentation, and documentation is what loss-prevention conversations run on. Every IHTC deployment generates three artifacts for the insurer:
Trend chart
Trends, events, and a hot-spot map.
Alert log
| 14:22 | Sec 137 · rise watch |
| 14:31 | Walk-down started |
| 14:44 | Loose termination found |
| 15:10 | Cleared · work order 4412 |
IHTC records what was flagged, when and where.
IHTC provides the monitoring record. Underwriting terms remain at your insurer's discretion.
Applications
Where it works
Battery, ESS & charging areas
Racks, e-mobility rooms, forklift and tool charging, EV-charging zones in parking garages.
Conveyors & heat-critical operations
Belt lines and bearing runs, waste & recycling facilities, cold-storage warehouses.
Data-center & electrical infrastructure
Cable trays, busways, electrical rooms, termination fields.
Prove it in 60–90 days.
The Evaluation Kit is a fixed-fee pilot on one application: hardware, commissioning, tuned alert thresholds, temporary monitoring for the pilot period, and an insurer-ready thermal report. The full fee credits toward a deployment, and you keep your data.