NHR is highlighting a warehouse monitoring application in Germany, where a logistics center now tracks temperature and humidity across its entire building as a live heat map to protect temperature-sensitive inventory.
Seeing localized hot spots in a large warehouse
Temperature inside a large warehouse is far from uniform: vertical gradients in high-bay spaces, sun-exposed walls, and zones near dock doors can all form localized hot spots that differ markedly from the building average. With only a handful of fixed thermometers read manually, conditions at upper rack levels and in corner zones stayed invisible, and anomalies often surfaced hours after they began.
The NHR solution deploys S09-TH wireless temperature and humidity sensors across warehouse zones and rack heights, forming a measurement grid over the whole building, while T21 BLE cold chain temperature sensors add pallet-level tracking in particularly sensitive storage areas. The battery-powered sensors require no drilling or cabling, and the rollout never interrupted daily inbound and outbound operations.
Intervention time down from hours to minutes
The platform consolidates all readings into a live heat map, and any zone approaching its threshold raises an immediate alert, so the duty team can check HVAC and ventilation equipment right away. Intervention time for anomalies dropped from hours to minutes, letting the team act before inventory is actually affected. Temperature and humidity records also accumulate automatically along storage and handover workflows, so when customers or auditors ask about storage conditions, complete historical curves are ready as evidence.