Monitron Temperature Thresholds

While Amazon Monitron does monitor temperature as part of its asset health assessment, the documentation doesn't explicitly mention a way to see specific numerical temperature thresholds for warnings or alarms.

The system uses a combination of machine learning and ISO vibration standards to analyze equipment vibration and temperature data. It establishes a baseline of "normal" operation for each specific asset over an initial learning period of 14 to 21 days.

After this baseline is established, Monitron looks for increases in temperature (and vibration) levels that deviate from the normal range. If levels inconsistently rise above the modified threshold, a warning may be issued. If the increase is consistently above the threshold, an alarm will be triggered.

You can view recent sensor data, including temperature, through the Amazon Monitron mobile app. To do this:

1. Select the asset you want to view from the Assets list
2. Choose the specific position you're interested in
3. Under the Temperature tab, you can view a chart of recent sensor data
4. You can adjust the time period for the data displayed (1 day, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, etc.)

While this doesn't show you the exact threshold values, it does allow you to see the temperature trends and any spikes that may have triggered warnings or alarms.
Sources
Understanding sensor measurements - Amazon Monitron
Understanding warnings and alerts - Amazon Monitron