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Receiving email-based alerts — check your SPAM settings
If you are setting setting up your TME, TH2E or similar ethernet temperature thermometer that sends email-based alerts, don’t overlook adding your thermometer’s email address, to your SPAM / Anti-SPAM settings ‘whitelist’ (allowable addresses) Read More…
Latest Software Downloads
Select one of the latest downloads from the list below. TH2E, TME, Read More…
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Set up in < 5 minutes. Email to SMS services, like Utbox.net
It’s not often you can set up a device in less than 5 minutes. But with our Ethernet Thermometers you can…
… you can set your notification email address, to that of an email-to-SMS service (such as the Australian site: UTbox.net), so that you can receive an SMS whenever temperatures rise / fall too much…
… you can also use our UTBOX REFERRAL CODE: Q2G6-84CP-VAFD for a $5 discount on signing up to Utbox.net
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Easy to configure thermometers
Our Ethernet Temperature Thermometers are easy to setup and configure. And with a variety of protocols supports, you’re spoilt for choice. We recommend using an email to SMS service for example… Read More…
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How do I setup a TME with the supplied PoE-Adapter?
To setup the TME Ethernet Thermometer with a supplied Power over Ethernet (PoE) adapter, follow these steps, depending on which model adapter you have:
For the black-colour PoE adapter…
For the silver-colour PoE adapter… Read More…
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What SMTP server should I use with my Ethernet Thermometer?
For sending email alerts, you need to specify an SMTP (Mail) server within your TME’s settings. Read More…
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Which model thermometer should I use?
A comparison of different models of our Ethernet and other temperature models. Read More…
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What services does an Ethernet Thermometer offer / supply?
For an outline of what services / features our Ethernet Thermometers provide. Read More…
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Display in Celsius, Fahrenheit, Common Web Browsers, Mercurial or Decimal views
Display the current temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit, with a traditional ‘mercurial’ style view, or a straight digital readout. Compatible with all popular web browsers, and also has a WAP mode for Smart-phone access. Read More…
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Still not sure which model is right for you? Need a bit of help? Feel free to contact us and we’ll be able to help you =>
