Whether a small business or a large chain, we understand your needs for energy management.  You have plenty to do besides making sure the location is comfortable for customers and ensuring that the restaurant isn't burning energy dollars when it's not needed.  We can make it simple for you.  In addition to HVAC control, Net/X™ wired and wireless solutions can monitor refrigerated display cases, walk-in freezers, or anything else from -40˚F to +200˚F, and let you know when something's wrong!  Facility managers are often burdened with the chore of keeping all locations in working order and are usually understaffed.  Let the Network Thermostat software solutions help you with your workload.  

With our dual-use web browser solutions and Net/X™ Command Center software, we make it simple for you to manage comfort and optimize utility savings.  Simple scheduling, commercial lockouts, setpoint restrictions and global access are the keys to getting your restaurants under control.  You can even schedule your parking lot lights, signage and many other items with the Net/X™ network relays. 

Wireless Management:  For wireless network thermostat applications, both the Net/X™ Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) thermostats (ending with "-WIFI") or Net/X™ StrongMesh™ (802.15.4) thermostats (ending with "-SM") self-repeating wirless network works perfectly.  If you want wireless to make installations fast and easy but you're concerned about PCI Compliance (if you're concerned, you know what that is :-) ) then the StrongMesh solution is perfect for you!  With the StrongMesh technologies, all communications with the thermostats is AES encrypted plus the connection to your network is wired Ethernet, with only a single IP address needed for easy store.

Wired Management:  If pulling a communications cable to the thermostats is not a problem, both the Net/X™ IP (802.3 Ethernet) thermostats (ending with "-IP" or Net/X™ XBus thermostats (ending with "-NX") will work for you.   The single most important difference between the two versions is that the XBus installation will require only one IP address per store, and the Ethernet thermostat versions have individually managed IP addresses.