Free temperature monitoring for pharmacies
Vaccines, insulin and medicines stored between 2 and 8 °C: with a WiFi sensor connected to EzGYM you see the fridge live and we alert you if it goes out of range.
A pharmacy fridge holds expensive, delicate products. A WiFi sensor (Shelly or ESP32 with a probe) sends the temperature to EzGYM every minute, and you see the current value and the chart from your phone.
You set the range to 2 to 8 °C and the grace minutes. If the temperature goes out, comes back or the sensor stops sending because of a power cut, you get an email.
The history is kept for 90 days with each minute's minimum, maximum and average.
How to set it up
- 1 Create your free EzGYM account.
- 2 Under Sensors, add a sensor with its temperature range.
- 3 Enter the server, username and password on the sensor (Shelly, ESPHome or Tasmota).
- 4 See the chart and get email alerts.
Frequently asked questions
Is it an official cold chain record?
It is a monitoring tool with history. The records and equipment your health authority requires may be different: check with them.
Can I have a fridge in each branch?
Yes, each sensor with its name and location, up to 30 per account.
How much does it cost?
Nothing: sensors, charts and alerts are free with EzGYM.
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