Temperature Thresholds

Different types of thresholds

In general, Flowtify allows you to define 4 types of thresholds:

• Upper action limit
• Upper warning limit
• Lower warning limit
• Lower action limit

How can I use thresholds?

An example:

Dairy products should ideally be stored at 2°C to 7°C. However, short-term storage at up to +10°C is acceptable. However, if 10°C is exceeded, the risk of bacteria formation increases above average.

You can use warning & intervention limits to define both a lower and an upper warning limit. In this case, the warning limit is: 1°C as lower and 9°C as upper. As action limit 0°C and 10°C could be defined.

Flowtify marks the warning range in yellow. There is no need for action in this area. The intervention zone is shown in red.

So you always have a direct eye on temperature deviations and know when there is a need for action.