Vihavault infrastructure systems are deployed across cold chain, warehousing, pharma, food processing and distribution operations. Each industry has its own operating environment and compliance requirements — our systems are matched accordingly.
Cold chain operations face the highest cost of failure of any industrial environment. A single undetected temperature excursion can result in full inventory loss, regulatory consequence, or product recall. Most cold chain facilities still rely on manual temperature logging or basic cloud-only alarms — both introduce latency between breach and response.
Warehouse facilities typically operate with aging HID or fluorescent lighting that runs at full output regardless of zone activity, generating avoidable energy costs and uneven illumination across racking aisles. Most facilities have no consumption baseline — making savings impossible to prove and improvements impossible to target.
Pharmaceutical storage operates under regulatory requirements that mandate documented, continuous environmental monitoring. Manual logs and basic standalone loggers create gaps in records, fail to provide real-time alerting, and are difficult to audit. Cloud-only systems with poor connectivity produce missed alerts during network interruptions — unacceptable in a compliance context.
Food processing environments combine high humidity, washdown cycles, temperature-controlled zones and strict hygiene requirements. Standard industrial lighting fails in these conditions — fixtures degrade, ingress protection fails, and lumen output drops. Humidity monitoring is often absent, and energy consumption is untracked.
Distribution centres operate long hours, often 24/7, with variable zone activity across docking, staging, storage and dispatch areas. Lighting typically runs uniformly regardless of zone occupancy — a significant source of avoidable cost. Without zone-level energy data, management cannot identify where consumption is highest or where targeted changes would deliver the greatest return.
General industrial and manufacturing environments vary widely — from clean workshops to dusty fabrication areas to high-heat processing zones. Infrastructure requirements differ by zone and operating condition. Most facilities have no unified view of energy consumption or infrastructure performance, and lighting decisions are typically made on replacement cost alone rather than lifecycle or operating efficiency.
Our team reviews every enquiry and responds within one business day with a relevant infrastructure assessment.