Temperature
Get a text as soon as the temperature drops toward freezing, in time to do something before a pipe bursts.
Monitor your RV's temperature in real-time and get instant alerts if conditions become dangerous for your pets - no WiFi required.
Key Features
Parked in the sun with the air conditioning running, everything is fine — until the breaker trips or the generator stops. CabinPulse watches the temperature inside and the power feeding it, and messages you while you are still close enough to get back.
Know your RV's temperature at any moment. Check from your phone whether you're at a restaurant, hiking, or miles away.
Set custom temperature thresholds. Get immediate alerts if your RV gets too hot or too cold for your pets.
Cellular connectivity means no campground WiFi needed. Works anywhere with cell coverage.
Get alerts if your RV loses power - critical for keeping A/C or heat running for your pets.
Monitor air quality inside your RV to ensure your pets are breathing clean air.
Keeps monitoring during power outages, giving you time to return before conditions become dangerous.
It draws 5V over USB-C, so mains power is optional — a 12V socket adapter, a power bank, or the 10W solar panel all run it. Useful when you are boondocking with no hookup.
What it watches
Every sensor you need is built right into CabinPulse — nothing to add, wire or install.
Get a text as soon as the temperature drops toward freezing, in time to do something before a pipe bursts.
Know the moment the power goes out. It is usually the first sign that something else is about to go wrong.
Damp builds into mould and mildew over a season. Catch it while it is still a small job.
Tracks CO2, VOCs and overall air quality, so you know when the air has gone bad in a closed-up building.
Cellular is included and unlimited, on all major networks worldwide. Your property needs no internet at all.
Smart thermostats and WiFi sensors go down with the router. CabinPulse has its own battery and cellular for two to three days.
The app
Every reading is saved, so you can check the full history any time from your phone or computer.
When something's wrong
There is an app, and it works on your phone, tablet or computer. But once your alerts are set up you don't need to open it — CabinPulse messages you when something changes.
Temperature alert — Emma Lake
Now 4.1°C, below your 5°C threshold. Tap to see the last 24 hours.
The same alert, both ways.
A tripped breaker, a stalled generator or a lost shore-power connection all end the same way — the cooling is off, and from outside the RV looks exactly as it did.
A small, thin-walled box in direct sun gains heat quickly. The interior can climb to a dangerous temperature in tens of minutes, not hours.
You left them because you were going somewhere they could not come. That is precisely the window in which nobody is there to notice.
Overnight in shoulder season the heat can fail just as quietly, and it is the same reading that tells you.
The two usual answers are a pet camera and the rig thermostat. One needs you to be looking, the other is a control rather than an alarm.
| Pet camera | RV thermostat | CabinPulse | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches you without you looking | Only if you are watching | No | Yes, text and email |
| Works with no WiFi at the site | No | — | Yes, cellular included |
| Tells you the power failed | It goes dark — you guess why | No | Yes, directly, on battery |
| Keeps working in an outage | No | No | Yes, 2–3 day backup battery |
| Thresholds you choose | None | Setpoint only | High and low, unlimited |
| Power source | Mains or the rig battery | The rig 12V system | Any 5V USB-C — mains, 12V, power bank or solar |
A camera going dark tells you something is wrong but not what. The number that matters is the temperature, and it has to reach you without depending on the campground WiFi.
CabinPulse reports the temperature and the power in the RV. It is not a thermostat, it cannot turn cooling on, and it is not a substitute for being able to reach your animals quickly. It buys you warning, not control — so set the thresholds high enough that the warning arrives while you are still close enough to act on it.
Setting it up
As soon as you connect it to power, it starts monitoring.
Any outlet, anywhere in the building. The cord is long on purpose, and the included wall mount is there if you want it.
Cellular is included and unlimited, on all major networks worldwide.
Set your alerts, add anyone else who should be notified, and view your readings any time.
What it costs
CabinPulse includes unlimited connectivity, unlimited alerts, no overages — and total peace of mind.
Choose your term
No activation fee · No separate data plan · Cancel any time
"After years of worrying about frozen pipes every winter, CabinPulse has been a game-changer for us. The connection works perfectly where our cabin is and the alerts are very reliable and instant!"
"Setup was very easy. I appreciate the instant alerts and extra long power cord. Using for a vacant property and saves me a lot of time and worry."
"The Fleet View feature is very useful for monitoring all of our buildings quickly. Customer service has been excellent when I needed help setting up alerts."
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Temperatures above 26°C (78°F) can become dangerous for pets, and above 32°C (90°F) is critical. Most pet owners set alerts at 24-26°C to ensure time to return. Cold temperatures below 10°C (50°F) can also be dangerous depending on your pet.
CabinPulse sends alerts within seconds of crossing your threshold. Combined with cellular connectivity, you'll know almost immediately if conditions change.
Yes! CabinPulse uses cellular networks, not WiFi. If you can make a phone call at the campground, CabinPulse will work.
Yes. CabinPulse is portable and works off your RV's power. You can check conditions anytime through the dashboard or app.
Get started with CabinPulse today and enjoy peace of mind.
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