Perry Weather's heat stress page describes a permanently mounted station with a black globe sensor that measures dry-bulb, natural wet-bulb and globe temperature, with WBGT readings logged every 15 minutes. Organisations enter their own heat stress policies, and the system sends alerts when thresholds are exceeded by phone notification, siren with strobe or public-address message. A web and mobile dashboard shows live and forecast conditions, with historical export and saved report templates.
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Outdoor and semi-outdoor sites such as construction, parks or manufacturing yards that want ambient WBGT readings, threshold alerts and a timestamped record without handheld meters. This is ambient, area-level monitoring. The reviewed pages do not describe individual worker heat strain, acclimatisation or hydration tracking, alert acknowledgement or closure records, or work-rest rules beyond the policies and work/rest ratios the heat page says the product applies. The homepage mentions conditions updated every five minutes while the heat page describes 15-minute WBGT logging; confirm which applies. Pricing is not published.
Watch for: No pricing amounts are published. Monitoring is ambient and area-level rather than per worker.
Free trial documented. Sources checked .
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Perry Weather is a weather monitoring and alerting platform that pairs on-site hardware stations with software. This profile covers its heat stress and WBGT monitoring only, not its lightning detection or other weather alerting.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| On-site WBGT and heat index monitoring | Documented by vendor | The heat stress page describes a mounted station with a black globe sensor measuring dry-bulb, natural wet-bulb and globe temperature, with readings logged every 15 minutes. Check the sensor model, calibration and placement against how you assess heat exposure. Perry Weather heat stress and WBGT monitoring, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Policy-based heat stress alerts | Documented by vendor | The page says customer-defined heat stress policies trigger alerts by phone notification, siren with strobe or public-address message. It does not describe acknowledgement, escalation or closure, and the thresholds remain the organisation's responsibility. Perry Weather heat stress and WBGT monitoring, checked 2 October 2026Perry Weather construction page, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Heat exposure history, export and report templates | Documented by vendor | The page describes timestamped logging, historical export and saved report templates. Formats, retention and whether this suits your audit or regulatory record are not stated. Perry Weather heat stress and WBGT monitoring, checked 2 October 2026Perry Weather construction page, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Forecast view and meteorologist support | Depends on scope | The heat page describes forecasts up to three days ahead. The pricing page lists forecasts from Core, and meteorologist support 8am to 5pm in Core and 24/7 in Plus and Advanced. Perry Weather heat stress and WBGT monitoring, checked 2 October 2026Perry Weather homepage, checked 2 October 2026Perry Weather pricing, checked 2 October 2026Live meteorologist support, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Individual worker heat strain, acclimatisation and hydration | Not verified | No per-worker physiological monitoring, acclimatisation tracking or hydration tracking is described on the reviewed pages. If you need these, ask whether they are in scope or pair the product with another method. |
| Tiers, SSO and API access | Depends on scope | The pricing page lists Core, Plus and Advanced software tiers, with SSO, API access and geofence alerts attributed to Advanced and advanced reporting and mass notifications to Plus. Confirm which tier and hardware package your heat stress use needs. Perry Weather pricing, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Recurring reports and alert history | Depends on scope | The reporting page says reports can recur daily, weekly or monthly and lists WBGT among the readings; the alerts page says every alert sent can be tracked. Confirm heat alerts appear in that history. Historical weather reporting, checked 2 October 2026Weather alerts, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Alert recipients by team, role or location | Depends on scope | The alerts page says recipients can be organised by team, role or location. Confirm this covers heat alerts. Weather alerts, checked 2 October 2026 |
Also watch for: Alert acknowledgement and closure records are not described.
Quote-based software tiers (Core, Plus, Advanced) plus hardware packages
The pricing page checked on 1 October 2026 shows no amounts. It lists software tiers Core, Plus and Advanced, and hardware packages including a Heat Stress Monitoring Package. All tiers are described as including a mobile app and web dashboard and custom alert triggers; Plus adds advanced reporting and mass notifications; Advanced adds SSO, API access, geofence alerts and priority support. Annual subscriptions and hardware leases are mentioned. Request a written quote that itemises the weather station, sensors, software tier, connectivity, installation, alert hardware such as sirens, support and renewal terms.
Separate pricing recheck date not recorded. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.
On-site WBGT and heat index measurement, policy-based threshold alerts, forecast view, history and export.
Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.
Web dashboard and mobile app. The reviewed pages do not describe what happens to readings or alerts if site connectivity is lost; ask for the behaviour of the on-site station and alerts during an outage.
The page lists phone notifications, sirens with strobe lights and public-address messages when a customer-defined policy threshold is exceeded. Ask how acknowledgement and escalation work.
The reviewed pages describe ambient site monitoring and do not describe wearable or per-worker physiological monitoring.
The pricing page mentions a 14-day free trial of lightning detection, heat stress monitoring and alerts. Confirm whether it includes on-site hardware.
Drawn from the profiles behind the Alternatives list above: most category tags shared with Perry Weather first, then the closest overlap in documented capability names, then A to Z. Ratings, search demand and sponsorship are not used; rows are shown A to Z.
Shared category tags: 2 (Heat Stress Management, Industrial Hygiene).
Differs: scope Industrial Hygiene (this profile: Safety Management); offline partial workflow (this profile: unclassified).
Same: price and trial.
Star ratings and review counts from the old catalog are not shown: no source for them was recorded.
