A check-engine light for the most expensive machine in your house.
Vetralis is a small cellular monitor that mounts on your outdoor condenser. Two sensors read refrigerant pressure at the service ports, two probes strap onto the lines, and it watches pressure and temperature around the clock — alerting you when readings drift out of the system's normal range.
or $499 once, installed, plus tax — Klarna and Affirm at checkout
Klarna financing, up to 36 months, before sales tax. Terms apply.
Built for the field
A low charge, a restricted line, or short-cycling shows up in the data days or weeks before the system quits. Today that early warning is invisible — until a homeowner calls on the hottest day of the year, a resident calls the leasing office, or a walk-in cooler loses a freezer full of product.
The first sign of trouble is a no-cool call, an after-hours truck roll at overtime, and an unhappy customer.
Techs arrive with no history — every visit begins by re-measuring what the system was doing yesterday.
A walk-in cooler that drifts warm overnight can spoil thousands of dollars of product before anyone notices.
Every Vetralis system ships complete and is installed by a licensed technician. Installation is included in the price — it is never a separate line.

IP66 outdoor enclosure with power, status and cellular indicators. Mounts to the condenser cabinet.
Brass service-port fittings on the liquid and vapor sides — the same ports your technician already uses.
Strap onto the lines with a ratchet clamp. Nothing cut, nothing drilled.
Its own cellular connection, included for the life of the monitor. It never touches anyone's Wi-Fi.
Hardwired at the unit by your installing technician.
Included in every price. Opening the refrigerant circuit requires a certified technician — this is not a DIY product.
Three simple steps from box to insight.
Two pressure sensors connect to the service ports your technician already uses. Two temperature probes strap onto the lines — nothing cut, nothing drilled. Installation is included in the price.
The monitor streams readings on its own cellular connection, included for the life of the monitor. No Wi-Fi, no homeowner network, no app to keep logged in.
Vetralis continuously computes subcooling and superheat, and alerts you when the system moves outside its normal operating range — by text, email and app.
Vetralis measures the signals that reveal what's really happening inside the system — not just a thermostat reading.
High- and low-side pressure plus liquid and suction temperatures give a true read on refrigerant charge and metering.
Vetralis watches pressure and temperature against the system's normal operating range and alarms when they move out of band.
When something moves out of band, the alert arrives with a record of what the system was doing at that moment — so the diagnosis starts with data, not guesswork.
If a unit goes dark, you know. No more silent blind spots where a system is down and nobody's watching.
Notifications reach the service company and the owner by text, email and app, so nothing gets missed.
Lifetime cellular connectivity, monitoring and alerts are included in the price of the unit. Nothing to bill, nothing to cancel.
These are the conditions the system is looking for. Vetralis is a monitoring product — it cannot detect every possible fault.
The same hardware, pointed at whichever problem is yours.
Protect the most expensive system in your house. A small problem gets caught while it is still small — and you choose which service company sees it. One price, installed, with no monthly fee.
A high-margin add-on with no billing to administer. When a customer's system starts drifting, the alert comes to you first — so you make the call instead of taking it at 9 PM in August. Your techs arrive already knowing what the system has been doing.
Right now your first alert that a system is failing is an angry resident. Vetralis moves that alert weeks earlier, to your maintenance team — turning emergency calls into scheduled ones and letting you plan capital before budget season.
Walk-in coolers, restaurants, churches, schools and clinics — buildings with no on-site engineer and real consequences when cooling fails. Continuous eyes on cycling and temperature turn an overnight warm-drift into an alert instead of a loss.
Not our claim. These are field measurements from the Department of Energy, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and NIST, on thousands of real systems in real houses. Every figure links to the study.
DOE reviewed decades of field testing and found nine out of ten systems had an installation or maintenance issue that could be corrected. Separately, of 2,600+ homes measured, only about 28% held the exact refrigerant charge the manufacturer specified.
Read the researchNREL puts airflow and charge faults at 9.2% of all U.S. air-conditioning electricity and estimates roughly 90% of homes pay some penalty. A system running out of spec costs more every hour it runs, and nothing about it looks broken.
See the numbersThis is not a criticism of technicians. It is sampling. A spring visit measures your system on a mild afternoon, and some faults only bite when it is 105 degrees and the machine has nowhere left to go. Monitoring runs every day, in the weather that actually exposes them.
Why a snapshot misses thingsIn two field surveys of failed equipment, refrigerant problems were the single largest named cause of true failure and replacement. Electrical faults cause more service calls; refrigerant faults are the ones that quietly finish the machine.
What actually kills themWhat we will not tell you is how many years a fault costs your equipment. Nobody has measured that - the Department of Energy has listed it as an open research question since 2011 - and we would rather say so than invent a number.
We went looking for that studyBuy the hardware once. Lifetime cellular connectivity, monitoring and alerts are included — there is no subscription, and nothing for anyone to cancel.
Regularly $599 for the system plus $150 professional installation. You save $250 — and installation is still included and still performed by a licensed technician.
One outdoor unit, professionally installed at your home.
For service companies attaching monitoring to maintenance agreements.
For apartment operators, commercial buildings and walk-in refrigeration.
Klarna and Affirm are both available at checkout. Klarna spreads the cost over up to 36 months — as low as $14 a month for one system, $24 for two, $34 for three. Affirm offers interest-free Pay in 4, and monthly plans over shorter terms. Whichever you pick, we are paid up front and you repay them directly.
Monthly figures are calculated on the price before sales tax, which is added at checkout, so your actual instalment will be a little higher. Payment plans are provided by Klarna or Affirm, not Vetralis. The monthly figures shown are Klarna's longest term; Affirm's terms are shorter and its instalment plans may carry interest, so an Affirm payment will be higher. Approval, terms and any interest are set by Klarna and depend on eligibility and a credit check; Klarna shows you your exact terms before you confirm. Monthly figures shown are the full purchase price divided across Klarna's longest available term and assume no interest, so your payment may be higher. Klarna financing is not available in Iowa, West Virginia or Massachusetts.
Prices are installed prices and include lifetime cellular connectivity, monitoring and alerts. Sales tax is calculated from your address and added at checkout. Dallas–Fort Worth pricing reflects routed install days; outside that area standard pricing applies and we'll confirm scheduling with you after you order. Vetralis is compatible with most residential and light-commercial split systems and heat pumps — we confirm compatibility before installation.
No. The monitor has its own cellular connection built in, included for the life of the unit. It never touches your home network and there is no password to give anyone.
No monthly fees. You buy the hardware once and connectivity, monitoring and alerts are included, so there is nothing to cancel and no bill that appears later. Sales tax is the one thing not in the listed price — it is calculated from your address and added at checkout.
Systems are in stock and we are booking about a week out. You pay in full when you order, we call within one business day to book a time, and a licensed technician fits it at your home.
No, and we would not sell it that way. Monitoring watches two refrigerant lines. It cannot inspect a heat exchanger, electrical connections, condensate drainage or airflow at the air handler, and those still need a person. What it changes is that your technician arrives already knowing what the system has been doing since the last visit.
We confirm compatibility before installing anything. Vetralis works with most residential and light-commercial split systems and heat pumps; it depends on accessible service ports, fitting match, pressure ranges suited to your refrigerant and available power. If it is not a fit, we do not install and you are refunded in full.
You get an alert by text, email and in the app, describing what moved out of range. You decide who services it - we do not route the work to anyone or take a cut. If you already have a company you trust, keep them.
Yes. Klarna and Affirm are both at checkout. Klarna spreads the cost over up to 36 months — as low as $14 a month for one system, $24 for two, $34 for three. Affirm offers interest-free Pay in 4 and monthly plans over shorter terms, so an Affirm payment will be higher than the figures above. Approval and terms are Klarna's, and they show you your exact terms before you confirm.
No, and any product that says otherwise is overselling. It watches refrigerant pressure and line temperature on the outdoor unit and alerts when they drift outside the normal operating range. It has no view of your electrical system or your indoor equipment, and it is not a substitute for professional maintenance.
As low as $14 a month with Klarna, or $499 once. Systems are in stock and we are booking about a week out — a licensed technician at your door, no monthly fees and nothing to cancel.
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