24/7 staffed refrigeration alarm monitoring for grocers

Kalder Remote Connect

Remote access to your store refrigeration controllers.

Open a store’s Copeland E2 or E3, Danfoss or Micro Thermo controller from wherever you are. Check the alarm, look at temperatures and operating conditions, and decide whether a truck needs to roll before anyone gets in it.

How Remote Connect reaches a store controller
You or your contractorOffice, truck or home
Kalder accountPersonal sign-in. Store permissions checked on every connection.
Store controllerCopeland E2 or E3, Danfoss or Micro Thermo

No shared controller passwords. Each user reaches only the stores they are assigned.

What you get.

The store controller, from anywhere.

Open supported controller views remotely and see what you would see standing in the machine room: alarms, temperatures and operating conditions.

Diagnose before you dispatch.

Many calls can be understood from the controller before a technician is sent. When a visit is needed, the technician arrives knowing what to bring.

Access tied to the right people.

Each user signs in with their own account and only reaches the stores they are authorized for. Give contractors access to their stores without sharing controller passwords.

How it works.

We review controller models, firmware and store networking before rollout, and agree which actions each user is allowed to take. Remote access narrows down a problem; some faults still need someone on site.

  1. 1

    Pick a store you are authorized to access.

  2. 2

    Open its controller interface through your Kalder account.

  3. 3

    Investigate, then fix remotely or send the right technician.

Kalder Remote Connect: common questions

Which controllers does Remote Connect support?

Remote Connect works with Copeland (formerly Emerson) E2 and E3, Danfoss and Micro Thermo refrigeration controllers. Firmware and store networking matter too, so we confirm each store before rollout.

How is remote access secured?

Every user signs in to Kalder with their own account, and the remote access gateway checks which stores that account is allowed to reach. Your IT team can review the network architecture and permissions during evaluation.

Can our refrigeration contractor use it?

Yes. Contractors can be given their own accounts for the stores they service, so you don’t need to share controller passwords or open store networks.

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.