HVAC Monitoring Kit

Temperature and run-time tracking built for early-warning detection – catching compressor strain and airflow issues before they become failures.

Warning signs, before the unit stops working

An HVAC unit rarely fails without warning. Compressors run hotter than normal for days before they fail outright, and airflow degrades gradually before it becomes a full system failure. This kit is built to catch that drift while it’s still just a number in a report, not after occupants start complaining.

Illustration of a rooftop HVAC unit with temperature, run-time, and vibration sensors sending signals through a gateway to the Kibog Platform, which alerts a phone showing a run-time trend above baseline

What’s included

🌡️ Supply/return temperature sensor

Tracks output over time to catch efficiency loss before it becomes a full failure.

⏱️ Run-time tracking

Flags units cycling more than their historical baseline, an early sign of compressor strain.

📳 Vibration sensor

Detects abnormal vibration that can signal bearing wear, imbalance, or a mounting issue – the kind of stress that damages the unit and, over time, the roof structure beneath it.

💧 Condensate moisture sensor

Catches drain line clogs before they cause water damage to a ceiling or mechanical room.

All sensors are weatherproof and rated for rooftop or mechanical room installation, connecting through a gateway over cellular or WiFi for units without reliable coverage – see our IoT Solutions page for more on how connectivity works. For the technical reasoning behind why this matters, see our post on how IoT sensors prevent HVAC failures.

Who this kit is for

Facilities with rooftop or mechanical-room HVAC units where an unexpected failure means an expensive emergency callout, or occupant complaints that could have been avoided. Especially valuable for buildings with multiple units, where isolating a failing one quickly can be difficult without data.