24/7 staffed refrigeration alarm monitoring for grocers

Kalder Mobile

The refrigeration monitoring app for technicians and store teams.

Kalder Mobile puts alarms, store maps, temperatures and setpoints on the phone of the person driving to the store. They see the problem before they walk in.

Kalder Mobile facility map with equipment status overlays and fictional Brindle & Brook store identity
Actual Kalder Mobile map view · Fictional retailer · Illustrative data · Select to enlarge ↗

What you get.

See the alarm before you arrive.

Review refrigeration alarms and their store context from a phone, on the way to the site.

Find the case on the store map.

The facility map shows connected equipment and its status in the store layout, so a technician new to the site walks straight to the right case.

Temperatures, setpoints and defrost recovery.

Check temperature trends, implemented setpoints, high and low alarm limits and defrost recovery for supported equipment.

Remote access in the same app.

Reach supported controller views through your Kalder account, with the same store permissions as the desktop.

How it works.

Store maps and technician views are set up per site. We confirm supported devices and your team’s access during the demo.

  1. 1

    Open the alarm and see which store and case it is.

  2. 2

    Check the temperature trend and the equipment on the store map.

  3. 3

    Coordinate the fix with your team or contractor.

Kalder Mobile: common questions

Who is Kalder Mobile for?

Refrigeration technicians, facilities managers and operations leads who need alarm and store information away from a desk.

Does every user see every store?

No. Each user sees the stores assigned to their account. Technicians, contractors and managers can each have different access.

Can we see the app before deciding?

Yes. We will walk through alarms, the store map and remote access on the phones your team actually uses.

See your stores the way our alarm desk does.

A 30-minute walkthrough with someone who knows refrigeration. Bring your store list and controller types; we’ll tell you what connects and where we’d start.