How rail temperature monitoring works
Get live track and air temperature data - without relying on distant weather stations or manual readings.
1. Install the hardware
Mount a Captis data logger with a micro-climate monitoring kit and temperature sensors at key points along your track to measure both track and ambient conditions.
2. Data is transmitted
Temperature readings are sent over NB-IoT or CAT-M1, using internal or external antennas for reliable coverage - even in remote or high-heat zones.
3. See alerts & trends
Receive instant alerts when critical thresholds are exceeded. View live trends in Kallipr Kloud, or integrate with SCADA and operations platforms.
Managing rail temperature risk
When temperatures rise, so does the risk of rail buckling. Overly cautious speed restrictions cost time and money, while under-reacting puts safety on the line. Kallipr’s solution delivers real-time, localised temperature data – so operators can apply restrictions only where needed, keeping operations safe and efficient.
Localised, accurate temperature data
Captis captures rail and ambient air temperatures in real time, supporting smarter speed restriction decisions and improved safety outcomes.
Installs fast, runs autonomously
Deploys in under 20 minutes. Solar-powered with long-life battery backup for minimal maintenance and reliable, self-sustaining performance.
Reliable Connectivity in Remote Areas
NB-IoT and CAT-M1 keep data flowing from remote corridors - no reliance on third-party weather stations or patchy coverage.
Built for harsh rail environments
IP68-rated housing protects against extreme heat, dust, vibration, and weather across regional and high-traffic rail zones.
From our projects
Case studies
How track temperature monitoring works on rail networks