🏪 Supermarkets & Grocery Stores
🕋 Data Centers
🔧 HVAC/R Techs
🏭 Commercial Refrigeration
📋 EPA 608 & AIM Act
🇺🇸 Serving the USA
Every zone is always being watched
Aspirated systems leave 15 of 16 zones unmonitored at any given moment. AKO sensors read every zone every second, so no zone ever waits its turn, and concurrent leaks are never missed.
Goes live without touching your network
AKO runs on NB-IoT dedicated cellular. No customer Wi-Fi, no firewall rules, no PCI-DSS review, no IT ticket. Most installations are live within a day of sensors going in.
Nothing to maintain between annual calibrations
No pump to test, no tubing to clean, no filters to replace. Passive diffusion means no moving parts: just a sensor that reads and a cloud that watches. It just works.
Our team sees what your sensors see
AKONET.Cloud monitors every zone 24/7. Alerts go out before your staff notices anything: SMS, email, dashboard. EPA Section 608 documentation and audit-ready reports are generated automatically.
The certification your auditor actually asks for
AKO is UL-listed and EPA Section 608 compliant. Covers every refrigerant in your system today (HFC, HFO, A2L) and the ones you'll migrate to under the AIM Act. Profiles are updatable post-installation.
Yes, and we’ve been conservative. AKO detects in ~60 seconds (accounting for the IP68 membrane’s diffusion delay). Bacharach’s default cycle is 4 hours = 14,400 seconds. 14,400 ÷ 60 = 240×. The 4-hour figure is in Bacharach’s own manual and is not disputed.
The AKOGAS Universal NDIR covers HFCs (R-404A, R-448A, R-449A), HCFCs, HFOs, and A2L blends (R-32, R-454B, R-452A). A dedicated CO₂ detector is available for R-744 systems. Profiles can be updated post-installation as your portfolio changes.
AKO uses passive diffusion — the sensor is directly exposed to ambient air inside the refrigerated zone. Refrigerant molecules migrate naturally through molecular diffusion and air convection to the NDIR sensor, which reads gas concentration continuously. No pump, no tube, no cycle.
No. AKO uses NB-IoT cellular — a dedicated IoT network connecting directly to the cloud without touching your Wi-Fi, LAN, or BMS. No firewall rules, no PCI-DSS implications, no IT security review. AKO goes live without involving a single IT ticket.
Site survey, hardware, installation, AKONET.Cloud 24/7 monitoring, annual calibration, EPA Section 608 compliance reporting, and ongoing support — all included. NB-IoT connectivity means zero IT involvement on your end.
AKO detectors are UL-listed and compliant with UL 60335-2-40. Both HFC and CO₂ models meet EPA Section 608 monitoring requirements for commercial refrigeration systems in the USA.
One photo is all your tech needs
Tagged, untagged, faded, or damaged. Tag Wizard's AI reads it. If the nameplate is blocked or too dark, voice entry fills it in. Nothing gets skipped, nothing gets made up.
Missing fields resolved, flagged when uncertain
The AI fills gaps from equipment libraries and context at 99%+ confidence. Anything below that is flagged for your review before it saves. You get accurate data, not confident guesses.
Every tech, every site. The same naming convention
Tag Wizard normalizes every asset to your taxonomy automatically. No more three different names for the same unit type. Your CMMS gets consistent data from day one, regardless of who does the tagging.
The Rosetta Stone of asset data
Tag Wizard translates between field technicians, compliance requirements, and your CMMS schema, so every system speaks the same language.
EPA & AIM Act compliance, built in
Refrigerant type, charge amounts, technician info, service dates — captured at the point of tagging. Four AIM Act profiles assigned automatically. Audit-ready from day one.
Your technician takes one photo of any asset — a nameplate, barcode, QR code, or even a worn label. Tag Wizard’s AI reads it, fills in missing fields using equipment libraries and context, normalizes it to your taxonomy, and exports a CMMS-ready record. The technician’s only job is the photo.
For heavily worn or damaged labels, Tag Wizard uses voice entry — the technician describes what they’re seeing, and Tag Wizard fills it in. Nothing is lost, and nothing is fabricated: fields below 99% confidence are flagged for human review before saving.
Tag Wizard is CMMS-agnostic. The export pipeline maps columns to any schema. Your asset data belongs to you, is AWS-hosted, and is always portable. Switch CMMS vendors without losing your history.
It’s purpose-built for HVAC/R: deep refrigerant taxonomy, EPA and AIM Act compliance fields, pre-loaded specs for thousands of equipment types. It also works well for data centers, commercial kitchens, and any facility with dense mixed-equipment inventories.
A controlled field benchmark: same client, same two technicians, before and after Tag Wizard. Manual capture: 33 assets per day over 32 weeks. With Tag Wizard: 357 assets per day over 7 working days. The math is 357 ÷ 33 = 10.8×.
Tag Wizard is priced per seat. Monthly at $20/seat, annual at $120/seat, and annual team plans (100+ seats) at $10/seat per month with priority onboarding. A free pilot is available: no commitment required to start.
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Tag Wizard fixes your Asset Tagging & Site Audit Data Collection Problems
