Boat health Have been using two battery charge level senors and one high water sensor on my berthed boat linked via cell service to Monnit monitoring. Work great. No high water alerts (yay!) but do occasionally get a low battery warning when I've forgotten to burn off the master switch.

If you're looking to be proactive and… If you're looking to be proactive and avoid potential disasters, you'll need temp sensors from Monnit. Look no further, they've saved us on numerous occasions! Their support staff is phenomenal as well and you'll feel comfortable dealing with them one-on-one.

Does not work as advertised We have about 20k worth of Monnit sensors installed at a large cold storage facility. We have 44 sensors installed throughout the facility none of which are more than 150ft from the gateway. We have never gotten better than 30 sensors checking in at a time. We have worked with technical support multiple times to try to address this. We have pulled all the sensors, re-oreinted them, installed special antena. Again and again Monnit tells us that their equipment "just works" and that we must be doing something wrong. We have probably put $10k worth of labor into pulling sensors in and out of the freezer to try to get them to work. It's hopeless. They just don't work as well as advertised and Monnit refuses to admit it.

Cost effective and reliable service I have used Monnit devices and services since 2015. I mainly use the iPhone app to review sensor data. It's a cost effective and reliable way to gain long term insight into data trends. Sensors have survived major events like Hurricane Harvey, that badly damaged our home. The biggest problem was actually finding the sensors in the mess! The data service has never missed a beat and all my historical data is available for a modest annual fee. I highly recommend Monnit for monitoring of long term data trends and short term alerts.

Tech is So Good I've Forgotten Her Name! When we started out, we definitely had some issues. but Monnit's tech staff is very good. I feel that I'm quite computer literate, but I was very thankful to have their staff help me out. I have to give my thanks to the entire staff, but I especially need to thank one person in general for not only helping me, but calling back at random times to make sure everything is okay. Here's the crux of the situation: It's been so long since I've had any trouble whatsoever, I don't remember her name!