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Therm-iQ sensor - Getting Started


Sensor Configuration



  1. Remove the top part of the Therm-iQ case by pressing the retention tabs on each side of the base. Insert 2 Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries into the battery holder.



Warning: The use of Energizer FR6 Ultimate Lithium L91 1.5V batteries is strongly recommended to ensure that the Therm-iQ operates at its full potential, and to maximize its lifespan.


  1. Press the small button on the bottom of the circuit board (near the battery holder) 3 times in a "Click... ...Click Click" rhythm. Check that the indicator light flashes, stays on, then flashes constantly.


  1. Using a smartphone or a tablet, connect to the WiFi signal emitted by the Therm-iQ (The WiFi name should look like: TERMIQ_XXXXXX).


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  1. A configuration page will open. On this page, press the SEARCH A SENSOR button


  1. Note the number entered in the IDENTIFIER field (or take a screenshot). Keep this identifier handy, as it will be needed later in the process

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  1. In the WIFI CONFIGURATION section, click on SEARCH to identify the available Wifi networks: ****



Select your network from the list (2.4Ghz network only), then enter the password and click SAVE.


The Therm-iQ sensor will reboot and turn on.


Adding the Therm-iQ sensor to your RESTOCK dashboard


  1. First, go to the Locations > Integrations section. In the THERM-iQ subsection, press the ADD button.


  1. Enter the required information. The "Serial number" field is the IDENTIFIER that was noted in the sensor configuration section.


  1. Once completed, the sensor appears on the main section (Dashboard) *The "verification required" message is normal and will disappear once the pairing is complete.



  1. Click on a Therm-iQ tile to view temperature/relative humidity readings.



Please note that the pairing process may take up to one hour. If, after this time, you still don't get a temperature reading, the Wi-Fi signal may be too weak. To confirm if it's the case, move your sensor closer to your Wi-Fi router and wait the required time. If you get a temperature reading, it means the signal is indeed too weak. In this case, you will need to get a Wi-Fi signal booster, which can easily be found online at an affordable price. Should you encounter any issues or require assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer support team through the chat tool or via email at: support@restock.restaurant We're here to help!

Updated on: 22/01/2025

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