Connect your hardware

Capture temperatures from SensorPush gauges and print food labels on Zebra ZPL printers.

These adapters are implemented from published protocols. Physical-device verification is still pending. Keep your established checks and monitoring in place.

Don’t see your equipment?

Request an integration for your handheld probe, temperature gauge, label printer, camera or other workplace hardware. If technically possible, we guarantee implementation within 48 hours.

The 48-hour window starts once we confirm technical feasibility and receive the documentation, access and hardware needed to implement and verify your integration.

Request an integration

Opens your email app with the device details to complete. Never send passwords or API keys by email.

Temperature gauges

SensorPush HT.w and HTP.xw support direct Bluetooth capture. HT1 requires the cloud route. Cloud imports need a SensorPush G1 gateway, an activated API account and an access token.

Register a temperature gauge

An administrator registers each gauge once. To identify a nearby Bluetooth gauge, use “Read nearby gauge” before registering.

Automatic fridge monitoring

With a SensorPush G1 gateway, Kivloo can import registered gauges every five minutes and record out-of-range or stale-device alerts, even when your phone is closed.

Label printing from iPhone or Android

A Brother QL-820NWB Wi-Fi adapter has been added to the native app. Open Settings → Temperature gauges & label printers in a rebuilt native app, enter the printer’s local IP address and print a previewed food label. This route uses 62 mm continuous labels; native build and printer verification are pending.

The phone and printer must be on the same Wi-Fi network. This browser screen uses the separate Zebra route below.

View the Brother QL-820NWB

Food label printing

Connect a Zebra ZPL printer, such as a ZD411, using Zebra Browser Print on a supported Windows, Mac or Android device. iPhone and iPad are not supported by this print route.

  1. Install and start Zebra Browser Print.
  2. Connect and calibrate your printer for 50 × 40 mm labels, then allow this Kivloo site in Browser Print. On HTTPS sites, follow Zebra’s instructions for the local agent certificate.
  3. Find your printer, review the label and explicitly send the print job.

Choose dates from your approved food safety procedure. Kivloo does not calculate a safe shelf life. Non-Latin text may require additional printer fonts.

Product name

Batch: —

Prepared: —

Use by: —

By: —

Complete the fields with valid dates before printing.