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Boiler Readings

Replace the boiler-room clipboard with a searchable temperature record.

Set an optional temperature band for each boiler, record readings with date, time, and notes, see high or low values immediately, and review the trend over time.

/boiler-readings
Readings shown
86
Active boilers
3
Total boilers
4
Latest
184.0°F
Filtered reading history
  • · Sep 29 · 06:00 · Main boiler · 184.0°F · in range
  • · Sep 28 · 18:00 · Main boiler · 203.0°F · above 200.0°F
  • · Sep 28 · 14:00 · Backup boiler · 176.0°F · note added

What this is.

Boiler Readings is a hotel-scoped temperature log for configured boilers. Authorized users can maintain separate boiler records with a name, location, active status, and optional minimum and maximum temperatures. Staff choose an active boiler and record the date, optional time, temperature in Fahrenheit, and optional notes. The page groups recent entries by date, filters by boiler or date range, searches loaded notes, and charts temperature over time. Readings beyond a configured limit are marked high or low, and active hotel users who have temperature alerts enabled receive an in-app alert and can receive a push notification when configured.

Surfaces aggregated
  • Temperature entries
  • Configured limits
  • Boiler and date filters
  • Temperature trend
  • Enabled-user alerts
See the workflow

Boiler temperature records, in context.

Three views show how a property records a temperature, keeps each boiler's settings separate, and reviews prior entries against configured limits.

Temperature entry

Temperature entry

Main boiler

Active
Reading date

Sep 29, 2026

Reading time

06:00

Temperature

184.0°F

Range 160–200°F
Notes

Burner cycle steady. No unusual sound observed.

Required fields captured

Save reading
Temperature entryStaff choose an active boiler and record the date, optional time, Fahrenheit temperature, and notes.
Boiler selector

Boiler selector

Three active units

Unit-specific limits

Main boiler

Lower mechanical room

184.0°F

Range 160–200°F

In range

West wing boiler

West service corridor

203.0°F

Range 165–200°F

High

Backup boiler

Lower mechanical room

176.0°F

Range 155–195°F

In range
Boiler selectorEach boiler keeps its own name, location, active status, and optional temperature band.
Reading history

Reading history

Filter, search, compare

All boilers
Sep 27–29
Search notes
DateBoilerTemperature

Sep 29

06:00

Main boiler

184.0°F

In range

Sep 28

18:00

Main boiler

203.0°F

High

Sep 28

14:00

Backup boiler

176.0°F

In range

Sep 27

06:15

West wing boiler

181.5°F

In range

Reading historyManagers can filter entries by boiler and date, search notes, spot high or low values, and open the temperature trend chart.

What it solves.

A temperature is written on a clipboard, the next shift cannot find it, and a reading outside the property's chosen range gets buried among otherwise normal entries.

One property record shows the boiler, reading date and time, temperature, notes, and whether the value crossed a configured limit.

One property log

for boiler, date, time, Fahrenheit temperature, and notes instead of a loose clipboard

In the flow.

Every step ties to a real, connected feature.

  1. 01
    An authorized user configures a boiler and optional minimum and maximum temperatures
  2. 02
    Staff records the date, optional time, Fahrenheit temperature, and notes
  3. 03
    A reading outside the configured band is labeled high or low
  4. 04
    Enabled hotel users receive an in-app alert and can receive a configured push notification
  5. 05
    The team filters stored history and reviews the temperature trend chart

What you see.

/boiler-readings
Readings shown
86
Active boilers
3
Total boilers
4
Latest
184.0°F
Filtered reading history
  • · Sep 29 · 06:00 · Main boiler · 184.0°F · in range
  • · Sep 28 · 18:00 · Main boiler · 203.0°F · above 200.0°F
  • · Sep 28 · 14:00 · Backup boiler · 176.0°F · note added

Where this fits.

Access depends on your hotel's current package and configuration. Compare plans or ask our team to confirm availability for your property.

Buyer questions

What operators ask.

What does each boiler temperature entry record?

Staff select an active boiler and record a required date and temperature in Fahrenheit. Reading time and notes are optional. Hotel Central also ties the entry to the hotel and the user who recorded it.

How do high- and low-temperature alerts work?

An authorized user can set optional minimum and maximum temperatures on each boiler. When a new reading falls below the minimum or above the maximum, the page marks it LOW or HIGH. Active hotel users who have Boiler Temperature Alerts enabled receive an in-app alert and can receive a push notification when configured.

Can one property track more than one boiler?

Yes. A property can keep separate boiler records with their own name, location, model, active status, reading frequency field, and optional temperature limits. Only active boilers appear when staff record a new reading.

How can managers review prior readings?

The page groups recent readings by date and can filter them by boiler and date range, search the loaded notes, or plot the selected boiler's temperatures on a trend chart. The current Boiler Readings page does not provide a dedicated PDF export.

Who can delete boiler readings?

The user who recorded a reading can delete that entry. Users with Boiler Settings or Edit Anyone's Readings permission can delete other users' entries. Boiler equipment definitions are controlled separately by boiler settings and equipment-management permissions.

Does an out-of-range reading automatically create a task or work order?

No. An out-of-range value is marked against that boiler's configured temperature limits and can generate alerts for enabled users, but it does not automatically create a Smart Task, work order, corrective action, or predictive diagnosis.

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