How much money is sitting in your walk-in right now?

One client lost $40,000 when a cooler failed. Another lost $15,000 to a downed freezer. Bevchek watches the door, the air, the compressor, and the condenser — so a failing walk-in is a service call, not an insurance claim.

$40,000

Lost by one client when a cooler failed

$15,000

Lost by another to a downed freezer

What we monitor

Five signals, from the door gasket to the compressor.

Door open/close

The most common cause of a “broken” cooler is a propped door.

Air and fluid temperatures

What the room is actually doing, not what the dial says.

Humidity inside the room

Higher humidity, faster spoilage.

The condenser and fans

Is it running, is it cold enough, are the fans spinning?

Compressor health and cycle time

The early-warning system. Voltage and amperage start to wobble as a compressor goes unbalanced, long before the temperature moves. We see the wobble.

Retrofit, don’t replace

There are tens of millions of walk-in coolers in the United States, and only the newest ones ship with monitoring built in.

Nobody with 80 locations — let alone 8,000 — is replacing every cooler to get data. Bevchek retrofits the equipment you already own for a couple hundred dollars a unit, and you get the same information the brand-new equipment promises. Often more.

The question that matters

Is it doing just fine?

Most monitoring only speaks up when something’s wrong. Bevchek can also tell you — with data — that everything is healthy, cycling correctly, and projected to stay that way. That’s worth something too.

Protect what’s in the box.

Twenty minutes, your cooler list, and a live look at what every room is doing right now.