Environmental monitoring for buildings, greenhouses and clean rooms

Temperature, humidity and air quality decide whether crops grow, products stay in spec and people stay comfortable. FirmCraft puts every zone on one dashboard and tells you when conditions leave the range you set.

What you can monitor

  • Temperature and relative humidity
  • CO2 and indoor air quality
  • Differential pressure
  • Soil moisture and light, for agriculture
  • Water level and flow

Where it is used

  • Greenhouses and polyhouses
  • Offices, hospitals and commercial buildings
  • Clean rooms and labs
  • Warehouses and storage

How it works

Step 1

Connect

Sensors, meters and machines connect over MQTT or HTTPS, directly or through the MOD-IoT Gateway for Modbus RTU/TCP equipment. Each device can have its own X.509 certificate.

Step 2

Map

Map the fields in your existing JSON payload to metric names in the dashboard. No firmware change and no fixed data schema, so any sensor type works.

Step 3

Monitor and act

Build live dashboards, set per-metric alert thresholds with email notifications, compare periods, ask questions in plain language, and export reports.

Zones on a map

Place devices by location and see every zone's condition at a glance, with offline sensors flagged.

Per-zone limits

Each device can have its own thresholds, so a clean room and a warehouse are alerted against the limits that matter to them.

Share read-only views

Give facility staff, clients or auditors Viewer access to exactly the devices they need.

Built on the FirmCraft IoT dashboard and the MOD-IoT Gateway. See integrations and security.

Environmental Monitoring FAQs

What sensors can I use?

Any sensor that can send JSON over MQTT or HTTPS, or Modbus sensors through the MOD-IoT Gateway. Metric names are yours to choose, so new sensor types need no platform change.

Can different areas have different alert limits?

Yes. Thresholds are set per device and metric.

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