Food & Beverage · Cold chain

Know the load is cold
before the door opens.

A reefer that drifts out of range can cost you the whole load, and you usually find out at the dock. AirIQ watches temperature in transit and alerts you while you can still act.

No contract Temperature & humidity alerts in transit Delivery visibility on one map
The reefer unit running on the nose of a refrigerated trailer
Fresh produce packed in a crate
Cold chain, covered
Know the load is cold, the route is on time, and the door stayed shut.
Where food fleets lose money

A load spoils before the office hears about it.

The silent excursion

A compressor struggles, a door seal leaks, a unit gets shut off at a stop. The temperature drifts for hours and nobody knows, until the receiver checks the product and rejects the load.

The dispute at the dock

The receiver says the product arrived warm; your driver says the reefer ran all night. Without a recorded temperature history, the customer wins and the load comes back.

The invisible route

Delivery windows are promises. When you can't see where trucks are, you can't warn a customer about a late arrival, or prove an on-time one.

How AirIQ fits

The cold chain, monitored end to end.

Sensors in the box, trackers in the cab, and one dashboard watching both:

  • Environmental Sensor monitors temperature and humidity in transit, continuously
  • Alerts the moment conditions drift out of the range you set, while the driver can still act
  • Recorded condition history for every load: your answer when a receiver disputes a delivery
  • IQ-Plug in the delivery vehicles: Plug and Track™, installed in about 15 minutes
  • Live positions, stop history, and accurate ETAs for every route
  • Month-to-month terms: no contract, no early-termination fee
Why the record matters

A rejected load costs you a lot more than the product on it.

One spoiled shipment costs you the product, the disposal, and the redelivery. Catching an excursion while the driver can still act keeps that load sellable.

20%
cut costs
Recommended setup

What goes on a refrigerated route.

The reefer unit running on the nose of a refrigerated trailer

Cold Chain Monitoring

Temperature and humidity monitoring with in-transit alerts.

IQ-Plug OBD tracking device

IQ-Plug

15-minute plug-in GPS for delivery vehicles, Plug and Track™.

Food & beverage questions

What a distributor asks about the sensor.

Can I get an alert before a load is actually lost?
That's the point. The Environmental Sensor watches temperature in transit and alerts you the moment it drifts out of the range you set, while the driver can still act on it, instead of you discovering the problem at the receiving dock.
Does the sensor track humidity as well as temperature?
Yes. The Environmental Sensor monitors temperature, and humidity where it's configured for it, so produce, baked goods, and other moisture-sensitive loads are covered alongside frozen and refrigerated product.
Can I show a customer the conditions a delivery traveled in?
Yes. Conditions are logged alongside the vehicle's position in your dashboard, so when a receiver questions a delivery, you answer with the recorded history of that load, not an argument at the dock.
What goes in the delivery vehicles themselves?
IQ-Plug, typically: Plug and Track™ installs in the OBD port in about 15 minutes and gives you live positions, stop history, and accurate delivery ETAs for every route.

Put a sensor in one trailer. Catch the first excursion.

We'll show you the condition history, the alerts, and the delivery map on a live demo, then you decide. No contract either way.

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