Exertherm is a pioneering technology leader in thermal monitoring, offering state-of-the-art solutions for your IIOT platform and electrical infrastructure. With over 30 years of excellence and innovation, we are a global leader in 24x7 thermal monitoring for electrical infrastructure. Our products are designed to collect real-time temperature data from critical assets in industries such as data centers, oil and gas, finance, utilities, healthcare, mining, marine, and petrochemical.

By implementing Exertherm's unique 24x7 thermal monitoring technology, you can enhance safety, increase efficiency, and enjoy various benefits associated with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT). Our solutions are scalable, accurate, and reliable, providing long-term future-proof solutions for our clients. With a comprehensive client list and technical expertise, Exertherm is at the forefront of thermal monitoring for IIOT electrical solutions.

Operating globally with offices in the USA, UK, Europe, and EMEA, we offer open protocol, future-proof solutions that prioritize value, reliability, innovation, and scalability. Whether it's through in-house research and development or strategic partnerships, our commitment to technology innovation enables us to provide the best possible solutions to our clients. At Exertherm, we are dedicated to delivering the highest level of quality, continually improving our processes, products, and services to ensure customer satisfaction.

We even offer a lifetime guarantee on all of our IR and cable sensors, demonstrating our confidence in the value and quality of our thermal monitoring sensors. With a strong focus on environmental policies, we aim to minimize our impact and promote sustainability. Our numerous awards and achievements showcase our expertise and reliability as a trusted provider of thermal monitoring solutions.

Contact us today to learn how our condition monitoring solutions can reduce power outages, improve uptime, and increase cost efficiencies for your critical electrical infrastructure