Scroll, and watch the same panel re-frame to each thing you're responsible for.
A walk-in fridge holds food. A vaccine fridge has its own narrow window. A server room has nothing to do with either. They look like four different problems. They're one engine, with one safe range set per asset.
01 / Food
The walk-in fridge, holding the line.
The cafe's cold stock has to sit at or below 5°C, all day, every day. The panel watches the reading and quietly builds the FSANZ log, so the clipboard you used to fill twice a day fills itself.
02 / Frozen
The freezer, the same way.
Same engine, different safe range. A door left ajar or a slow thaw is the kind of thing nobody notices until prep, except here it has already fired an alert.
03 / Coolroom
The coolroom, where the real money sits.
A walk-in room full of stock is the biggest overnight risk you carry. For these we point you at Coolroom Alarm, the purpose-built spoke, and it still rolls up into this one view.
04 / Vaccine
The vaccine fridge, in its narrow window.
+2°C to +8°C, target +5°C, Strive for 5. The same panel now frames a different rule, logs for review, and raises a back-to-base alarm the moment a reading drifts.
05 / Server room
The server room, nothing cold about it.
This one is about uptime and insurance, not stock. We keep the rack inside the ASHRAE 18°C to 27°C envelope and catch an aircon failure early, alongside Sydney IT. One engine, across every cold thing, and the warm one too.