Reduce missed checks
Automated data collection helps reduce reliance on manual readings.
Smart TMV temperature monitoring
Real-time hot, cold and mixer temperature monitoring for safer buildings.
TMV Monitor helps facilities teams, hotels, hospitals and installers keep visibility of thermostatic mixing valve temperatures, device status and historical trends from a secure online dashboard.
Ready out of the box
AWS-hosted server
PoE · Modbus TCP · BACnet
Support during & after sale
Why invest?
Move from manual temperature checks to monitored evidence.
Manual log sheets can be missed, delayed or difficult to review during audits. TMV Monitor gives your team a live view of every connected device and creates a digital record that can support maintenance, investigation and compliance workflows.
Each device is designed to be quick to deploy. Once connected over site Wi‑Fi or a single PoE network cable, it begins reporting hot, cold and mixed outlet temperatures to the online dashboard with minimal setup.
React faster
Live status and alerts help teams identify temperature or offline issues sooner.
Improve visibility
See device readings, trends and history from one dashboard.
Scale by client/site
Each customer can run on a separate AWS server and dedicated dashboard URL.
Ready to deploy
Built for practical facilities environments.
Three probe monitoring
Monitor cold in, hot in and mixer out temperatures for each TMV point.
Simple commissioning
Device setup is kept minimal so installation teams can get online quickly.
Online management
Hosted on AWS with options for ongoing server management and support.
New
New · PoE TMV Monitor
One cable for power and data. Three ways to connect.
The PoE TMV Monitor takes its power and network from a single Ethernet cable plugged into a Power over Ethernet switch. No plug sockets near the valve, no Wi‑Fi coverage to worry about, and a wired, reliable link from every TMV point.
The same three-probe unit – cold in, hot in and mixed out – can report to our AWS-hosted dashboard, be read directly by your BMS over Modbus TCP, or appear as BACnet points through the TMV BACnet Server.
Power over Ethernet
AWS · Modbus TCP · BACnet
Wired & reliable
Option 1
AWS cloud dashboard
Readings are sent securely to your own AWS-hosted dashboard for live views, history graphs, alerts and reports – reachable from anywhere.
- Live, history and report tabs
- Client-specific dashboard URL
- Managed server option
Option 2
Modbus TCP
Each monitor is a Modbus TCP device on your network. Your BMS, PLC or SCADA system reads the temperature registers directly – no cloud required.
- Standard Modbus TCP over Ethernet
- Hot, cold and mixed temperatures as registers
- Stays entirely on the site network
Option 3
BACnet for your BMS
The TMV BACnet Server collects readings from every monitor and presents them to building management systems such as Trend as BACnet points.
- BACnet MS/TP two-wire output
- Up to 30 TMV Monitors per server
- Read-only, BMS-friendly points
How it connects
From the valve to your dashboard or BMS.
Every PoE TMV Monitor plugs into a PoE switch. From there, data can go out to the cloud, straight to a Modbus TCP client, or through the TMV BACnet Server to your BMS.
- PoE cable (power + data)
- Ethernet / IP data
- BACnet MS/TP two-wire
BACnet explained
How the TMV BACnet Server works.
BACnet is the common language most building management systems use to talk to plant and sensors. Rather than asking your BMS contractor to integrate each monitor individually, the TMV BACnet Server does the translation for you.
- Connect to the PoE switch. The BACnet Server plugs into the same PoE switch as the TMV Monitors, so it sits on the same local network.
- Collect the readings. It polls every monitor on the switch over Modbus TCP – cold in, hot in and mixed out temperatures from each unit.
- Present them as BACnet points. Each temperature appears as a read-only BACnet point, named and grouped per TMV.
- Wire into the BMS. A two-wire BACnet MS/TP (RS-485) connection takes all the points to your BMS controller.
Two network modes
DHCP
Automatic addressing
The BACnet Server hands out IP addresses to every TMV Monitor on the switch. Ideal for a dedicated, stand-alone TMV network: plug the monitors in and they are found automatically – no IT configuration needed.
Static
Fixed IP addresses
Each monitor and the BACnet Server are given fixed addresses. Ideal when joining an existing site network where IT manages the IP plan, or where every device must keep a known, documented address.
Dashboard
Live device view, history graphs and reporting tools.
The dashboard gives facilities teams a practical view of temperature data, online/offline state, Wi-Fi signal, admin tools, graphs and reporting windows.
Service & support
Support during installation, commissioning and after the sale.
We do not just supply the device and leave you on your own. We can support the setup process, help configure dashboards, check MQTT communication and assist with ongoing operation.
Contracts can include a yearly subscription for AWS server management, system health checks, dashboard updates, backups and general support. This gives companies a managed route without needing in-house cloud expertise.
- Initial setup and commissioning guidance
- AWS server and dashboard configuration
- Ongoing support and maintenance options
- Client-specific dashboard URLs
Client access
Client dashboards
Each client dashboard opens in its own secure area. Authentication is handled by the dashboard itself.
Start a conversation
Interested in monitoring TMVs across your site?
Contact us to discuss your building, number of TMV points, dashboard requirements, reporting windows and support options.