Thermal imaging and monitoring solutions company moviTHERM announced the launch of Irley, a new IoT thermal camera built to flag fire risk, equipment failure, and heat related problems so teams can step in before they turn into costly damage.
Irley goes beyond temperature monitoring. It’s built to make deployment easy and give teams the tools they need to stay ahead of problems instead of reacting to them. The IoT thermal camera connects over Ethernet or LTE, so it can be deployed in facilities with existing network infrastructure or in remote locations with no wired connection at all. The moment Irley detects a problem, it sends an instant call, text, or email so teams can respond right away instead of waiting to be caught off guard.
“Every minute matters when heat starts to build,” said Markus Tarin, President and CEO of moviTHERM. “Irley gives people the one thing they usually don’t have in these situations, which is time.”
For facility managers, operations teams, and risk and safety professionals, that means fewer surprises and a lot less guessing.
Setup takes three steps: point Irley where you need it, set your alert thresholds and preferences, and let it keep watch. Users can view thermal footage remotely, track temperature trends over time, and adjust settings without an onsite visit.
Beyond helping teams catch problems early, Irley is designed to support conversations that matter after an incident. Every alert and event is automatically compiled into a documented record, giving teams something concrete to reference instead of relying on memory or scattered notes. Facilities with a documented history of monitoring and alerts are in a stronger position when working with insurers, giving risk and safety teams a clearer record to point to when it counts.
Irley is available now for businesses looking to add an early warning layer to their fire detection and equipment monitoring strategy, including facilities, manufacturers, and organisations managing high value or high risk assets.
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