POAS Options Table

	POAS	POAS-E	POAS-C
System Photo
Connection Method	POTS Telephone Line	Ethernet Connection	No additional connections are required
Alarm Notification Method	Phone Call	Email complimentary, Text Message and Phone Calls with Subscription	Subscription is required to provide any alerts
Number of Contacts Alerted	Up to 4 contacts can be alerted	Unlimited contacts can be alerted	Unlimited contacts can be alerted
Acknowledgment of Alarm	Locally, or via phone call	Locally, or via web portal	Locally, or via web portal
Customer Action Required	On-Site phone number programming	Web Portal login created, and notification settings updated	Web Portal login created, and notification settings updated
Data Logging	No data log available	Data is logged on web portal	Data is logged on web portal
Sensor Support	One additional sensor available	Up to 10 additional sensors available	Up to 10 additional sensors available
Ability to add after initial purchase	Yes	Yes	Yes

Power Failure and Temperature Monitoring

Power failure monitoring is included with the system. When utility power is interrupted, designated personnel receive an alert so they can assess the situation and determine whether additional action is required.

Optional temperature sensors can be installed to monitor refrigerators, freezers, and other temperature-controlled equipment. Users can establish acceptable temperature limits and receive alerts when conditions move outside the programmed range.

The system supports a temperature-sensing range of -109°F to 168°F (-85°C to 76°C), depending on the sensor selected.

Monitor More Than Refrigeration Temperature

With capacity for up to 10 external sensors, the system can monitor multiple refrigerators, freezers, rooms, or environmental conditions from one device.

Depending on the sensors and accessories selected, monitored conditions may include:

• Refrigerator and freezer temperature
• Power failure
• Ambient room temperature
• Humidity
• Water leaks
• Equipment alarm contacts
• Other compatible environmental or equipment conditions

This flexibility makes the system suitable for pharmacies, hospitals, laboratories, clinics, blood banks, surgery centers, research facilities, and other operations responsible for temperature-sensitive products.

How It Works

1. Monitor : The system continuously monitors utility power and any connected sensors.

2. Detect : When a monitored condition moves outside its programmed limits, the system identifies the alarm condition.

3. Alert : Notifications are sent to designated personnel by text message, email, or voice call.

4. Respond : Staff can access the web-based platform to review current conditions and determine the appropriate response.

5. Document : Sensor readings are stored in the cloud, providing historical information that can support internal reviews, incident investigations, and temperature-management procedures.