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A System Is Only As GoodAs The Day It Was Installed.

Sensor placement, gateway coverage, and the network that ties them together are decided once — and live with the facility for years. Our field engineers survey, deploy, and commission every system against the same protocol the auditor will eventually review. Day one is signed off before we leave the site.

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Certified field engineers Pre-deployment site survey Signed commissioning record
01 / Installation
Site Survey & Design

Every install begins with a walk-through.

Before any hardware ships, our field engineers walk the facility, measure RF behavior in the spaces that matter, and draft a sensor & gateway plan against your floor plan. The output is a deployment package — placements, conduit paths, network requirements — that your team approves before a single drill bit hits a wall.

Field engineer and facility representative review a floor plan beside a pharmaceutical cold-storage room.
Survey checklist 11 / 11 captured
✓ Building envelope & wall composition Captured
✓ RF site survey at sample points 8 readings
✓ Conduit, power, and network feed Mapped
✓ Critical product & storage volumes 5 zones
✓ Existing monitoring & alarm systems Integrated

On-site walk-through

A QC field engineer visits the facility, measures the spaces that matter, and meets the people who will run the system. No two facilities are the same — and the install plan reflects that from the first visit.

RF coverage analysis

Sample readings at corners, returns, and product faces verify gateway placement before sensors arrive. Walls, dense racking, and metal envelopes are factored in — coverage is engineered, not assumed.

Sensor placement plan

Placements are derived from the spaces' geometry and operating profile — not stuck in convenient corners. Where mapping data exists, placements honor the worst-case behavior the chamber actually shows.

Approved deployment package

Output is a signed deployment package — floor plan, sensor BOM, gateway placement, network requirements, and conduit paths — your team and ours both approve before mobilization day.

Schedule a Site Survey
01
Walk

QC engineer visits the facility — building envelope, RF behavior, and operations are documented firsthand.

02
Measure

RF readings at sample points; conduit, power, and network feeds mapped; critical areas catalogued.

03
Plan

Sensor and gateway placements drafted against the floor plan; BOM and integration path documented.

04
Approve

Signed deployment package — your team and ours align before any hardware ships to site.

Common questions
No - For small or single-room installs (e.g., a ULT freezer room with a <30 sensors and 1-2 gateways), a remote survey using floor plans or data from an existing system is often sufficient. For critical product coverage or any system >100 points, its generally recommended.
A single building typically runs a half-day to a full day onsite. Multi-building campuses or warehouses with complex envelope geometry can run two to three days. The deployment package is delivered within a week of the walk-through.
Gateways need power and a network path — wired ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular failover. The survey captures your IT environment (VLANs, firewall, MAC allow-listing) so the network commissioning is paperwork-only on deployment day, not a surprise.
Yes — MySirius integrates with most BMS platforms via Modbus, BACnet, or REST. The survey captures the existing system's points of integration so the deployment plan accounts for cutover, parallel run, and handoff explicitly.
Free assessment · ~15 minutes

Request a Site Survey

Send us your floor plans and a brief description of monitored spaces. We'll return a scoped survey plan and a draft of the deliverables before scheduling the walk-through.

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System Deployment

Mounted, networked, online — in a single mobilization.

Our certified technicians arrive with everything: pre-provisioned hardware, mounting kits, RF analyzers, and the deployment package signed off during the survey. Sensors are installed against the placement plan, gateways are commissioned to your network, and the system reports its first reading before we leave the site.

02 / Installation

Certified field technicians

Every install is run by QC-certified technicians — trained on our hardware families, our commissioning protocol, and the regulatory frameworks the system serves. No subcontracted variance, no learning curve onsite.

Pre-provisioned hardware

Sensors arrive on site with serial numbers pre-registered, gateways pre-configured to your network, and calibration certificates already attached to the asset record. Mobilization day is mounting and verification — not configuration.

Network commissioning

Gateways are integrated to your network — wired ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular failover — with VLANs, MAC allow-listing, and firewall rules verified end-to-end against the IT plan from the survey.

First-reading verification

Each sensor is verified live — packet integrity, RSSI, time sync, and the first valid data point in MySirius. No "we'll check it after we leave" — every device is online and reporting before sign-off.

Plan a Deployment
Engineer inspecting a wall-mounted LoRa SPY ambient logger beside a cold-storage room.
1 day
Typical mobilization
100%
Online before signoff
0
Subcontractors
01
Mobilize

Pre-provisioned hardware and mounting kits ship to site with the certified technician team.

02
Install

Gateways mounted & powered first; sensors installed against the approved placement plan.

03
Network

Gateways onto your network; failover, time sync, and security rules verified end-to-end.

04
Verify

Every sensor reports its first reading. Packet integrity, RSSI, and asset records cross-checked.

Common questions
A single-building install with one gateway and 10–25 sensors typically completes in a single day onsite. Multi-building or high-sensor-count campuses run in 2–4 day waves. PQ and validation execution follow after a stabilization period — deployment itself stays compact.
Deployment is engineered to be non-disruptive. Sensors mount with non-marring brackets and require no entry into product zones during operations. Where existing monitoring is being replaced, we run in parallel through commissioning so coverage never lapses.
All field engineers hold QC's internal hardware & protocol certification, plus the customer-side certifications required for GMP, GxP, USDA, and food-grade environments — gowning protocols, allergen control, and visitor-log compliance included.
For minor changes (a moved rack, a relocated sensor), a remote remediation often covers it. For larger changes — new spaces, HVAC retrofits, room reconfigurations — a scoped re-survey and incremental deployment is run, and the original deployment package is updated as part of the asset record.
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03 / Installation
Commissioning & Handoff

Signed-off, trained, running.

Commissioning is the bridge between "installed" and "operational." Every device is verified end-to-end, the data integrity baseline is captured, alarm logic is exercised, and your team is trained on the live system before we leave. The signed commissioning record is the first document in your validation binder.

Commissioning Record · Plant 4 CR-0429-A · 17:42 EST
Pre-Validation Commissioning Checklist 14 / 16 verified
✓ Hardware inventory reconciled13 sensors · 1 gateway · serials cross-checked 13 / 13 Pass
✓ Network connectivity & failoverPrimary ethernet · cellular standby 99.98 % Pass
✓ Time sync (NTP across estate)±50ms across all nodes ±18 ms Pass
✓ RSSI & packet integrityAll sensors above floor threshold −68 dBm Pass
✓ Alarm logic & escalationSetpoints, thresholds, contact paths fired 8 / 8 Pass
● Data integrity baseline4-hour stabilization window in progress 02:47 / 04:00 Running
○ Operator training & sign-offLive walk-through with on-shift staff Scheduled Pending
88%
Day-1 sign-off ready
Asset record

Every serial number, mount location, and firmware version captured in MySirius.

Signed CR

Commissioning record stamped — first document in the validation binder.

Operator training

Live walk-through with shift staff; SOP cards left at every gateway and console.

End-to-end verification

Every sensor, every alarm path, every escalation contact is exercised against documented acceptance criteria. Pass / Fail is captured per row — discrepancies remediated before the day-1 sign-off.

Data integrity baseline

A stabilization window captures the system's settled behavior — packet rates, RSSI, time sync, and reading variance. The baseline becomes the reference for IQ/OQ and the first line of the audit trail.

Operator training onsite

Live walk-through with the shift staff who will run the system — alarm acknowledgement, report generation, and escalation paths exercised on the real interface, with the real data, before we leave.

Signed commissioning record

The CR is the first document in your validation binder — referenced by IQ, expanded by OQ, and tied to the asset history MySirius keeps for every device.

Plan a Commissioning
01
Verify

Hardware inventory, network, time sync, and packet integrity reconciled against the deployment package.

02
Exercise

Alarm logic, escalation paths, and integration endpoints fired end-to-end against acceptance criteria.

03
Stabilize

Stabilization window captures the data integrity baseline — settled behavior, not first-power-on noise.

04
Hand off

Operator training, signed CR, asset record & SOP cards delivered. The system is yours to run.

Common questions
Commissioning verifies that the installation matches the deployment package — hardware, network, alarms, and data integrity. Validation (IQ/OQ/PQ) verifies that the system meets the regulatory requirements. Commissioning lives in the audit binder as the first row of evidence; validation builds on top of it.
A typical baseline runs 4–24 hours depending on the regulatory framework and the duty cycle of the spaces being monitored. The window is defined in the commissioning protocol, not chosen on the day — so the baseline is reproducible if the system is ever re-commissioned.
Live alarm acknowledgement, on-call escalation, report generation for daily/weekly reviews, asset record updates, and the path to QC's 24/7 response line. Training is hands-on with shift staff on the real system — not a slide deck the day before go-live.
Yes — the CR is generated under 21 CFR Part 11 controls (electronic signatures, audit trail, time-stamped records) and follows the same data-integrity envelope as the monitoring records it qualifies. It can be exported directly into an FDA, USDA, or GxP audit pack.
Free check · ~10 minutes

Run an Installation Readiness Check

Tell us about the facility, the spaces, and the regulatory framework you're under. We'll return a phase-by-phase readiness map — survey, deployment, commissioning — with the risk points called out before you commit to a date.

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One monthly fee.
Every part of your monitoring compliance.

Hardware, software, calibration, mapping refresh, validation upkeep, 24/7 monitoring response, audit support — and the installation, expansion, and re-deployment that comes with a living facility — bundled into a single subscription.

Hardware

LoRa, Nano, Nano Link, and Digital sensor families plus gateways — provisioned and maintained.

Always-latest sensors
MySirius Software

Real-time logging, alarm management, ALCOA+ records, and on-demand audit-ready reporting.

21 CFR Part 11
Calibration

Hot-swap cycles included. NIST-traceable, ISO 17025-accredited recalibration on the schedule you need.

NIST & ISO 17025
24/7 Monitoring Response

Continuous alert triage and technical support — the operations team is on duty around the clock.

< 1 min first-touch
Audit Support

Audit-ready record packs, narrative review before each inspection, and on-site liaison for high-stakes reviews.

FDA · USDA · GxP
Lifetime Warranty & Upgrades

System-wide lifetime warranty plus rolling sensor upgrades. Hardware advances ship to your sites — you never run aging fleet.

Always-latest hardware
One monthly fee

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Predictable subscription · scaled to your facility
  • Site survey & deployment included
  • Sensor hardware & gateway lifecycle
  • MySirius platform license
  • Hot-swap calibration cycles
  • Mapping & qualification refresh
  • 24/7 monitoring response
  • Audit-pack assembly & on-site support
  • Lifetime system warranty & upgrades
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