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>./industries/retail/foodservice·cluster 02 · NOM-251 · LP gas · COFEPRIS

every kitchen watched · every closing without surprise · COFEPRIS audit in two minutes.

A single viral food-poisoning incident destroys a brand. The sensor that prevents the hot display below 58 °C costs less than one hour of closed kitchen — and the NOM-251 log that COFEPRIS asks for in a surprise audit is delivered in two minutes, not three hours of manual entry. Continuous monitoring of cold chain, LP gas, thermal processes, grease trap, kitchen IAQ and traffic.

what's at stake
walk-in downtens of thousands per weekend event
COFEPRIS shutdowntens to hundreds of thousands per event
LP gaskitchen closed at 4 AM · lives
>./puntos·point by point

this is how we look after your kitchen, from the inside.

Each number is a point where a wireless sensor works for you — and the specialist tells you what to do. You install only the ones that apply to your kitchen. The color says what each one protects:

filter:
your kitchen · over the planisometric map of a restaurant
1protein cold roomwe alert you to the dirty condenser before you lose the meat cold room
2freezerwe alert you to the dead compressor in minutes, not the next morning
3hot-hold linewe log that product stayed ≥60°C: your NOM-251 log ready
4line refrigeratorswe alert you if a door is left open or temperature rises
5electrical panelwe detect the forgotten equipment left on (the hood all night)
6gas tankwe alert you before you run out of gas mid-service
7grease trapwe alert you before the overflow: you avoid the fine and schedule the cleaning
8kitchen airwe log heat and CO₂ for the work environment (STPS)

★ the specialist crosses signals. In the protein cold room (1) it crosses compressor current × door × temperature: it betrays the dirty condenser weeks ahead and tells the real failure from the defrost. For gas and the hood, we alert you —we don't cut or suppress—; the action is yours to take.

>./valor·II · the sensor is the cheapest investment · against five concrete losses

what we protect · what we prevent.

what we protect
  • +Tens of thousands of pesos saved per dead-walk-in event Saturday midnight · WhatsApp alert in 1 min
  • +Cold Chain Pro PDF report downloadable in two minutes for surprise COFEPRIS audit triggered by anonymous tip
  • +Grease trap with scheduled cleaning · a fraction of emergency cost + environmental fine avoided
  • +Kitchen ready for service · oven and fryer in spec before the customer enters
  • +Multi-unit dashboard · the five locations of fifty with most incidents visible
what we prevent
  • Tens of thousands of pesos in protein and dairy lost from 31 hours undetected over the weekend
  • Explosion from LP gas leak in closed kitchen at 4 AM · lives
  • COFEPRIS fines from hot display below 58 °C and paper log with overnight gaps
  • Temporary shutdown after audit with incomplete log · days of closed kitchen and damaged reputation
  • Food poisoning from fryer at 150 °C instead of 180 °C · product that does not reach 74 °C internal
>./casos·III · thirteen situations · four areas

thirteen use cases · four critical areas.

>./kitchen-cold-chain·sección A

for the unit manager.

Unit Manager + Night Manager. Five cases · walk-in dies Saturday midnight with 31 hr undetected, hot display drops below 58 °C in service rush, oven did not start at opening, fryer at 150 °C instead of 180 °C, under-counter line refrigerator at 7 °C. Each critical equipment has specific coverage.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
01
Walk-in cooler dies Saturday midnight, 31 hr undetected
Current meter drops to zero · WhatsApp alert in 1 min to night manager
Tens of thousands saved per event · product moved to backup walk-in
02
Hot display drops below 58 °C in service rush
Product temperature probe · alert <58 °C for more than 20 min
COFEPRIS fine avoided · cook does not stack cold over hot product
03
Oven did not start at opening hour
submersible temperature probe detects low temperature at expected hour · WhatsApp to chef
Kitchen ready for service · customer served on time
04
Fryer at 150 °C instead of 180 °C · element degrading
submersible temperature probe in fryer · insufficient-temperature alert
Food safety · element replaced before failure · oil not burned
05
Under-counter line refrigerator · prep table at 7 °C in service
Temperature + door sensor · out-of-range prep-table alert
Small zones also protected · product in danger zone avoided
>./lp-gas-food-safety·sección B

for the executive chef and food safety.

Executive Chef + Food Safety Director + Night Manager. Three cases · LP gas leak at 4 AM with pilot valve off (explosion when the first cook turns on the light), stationary LP gas tank empties without warning Friday 3 PM, proofing chamber out of range. Life and brand risks.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
06
LP gas leak in closed kitchen at 4 AM
Methane detector in kitchen · immediate alert with safe ventilation
Lives · zero explosion · sensor cost < $1K
07
Stationary LP gas tank empties without warning
Ultrasonic level sensor on tank valve
Scheduled refill · uninterrupted service · Friday 3 PM protected
08
Proofing chamber out of range
Temperature + humidity sensor with 24-28 °C / 70-80% RH range
Zero wasted product · dough ready for first shift
>./grease-iaq-traffic·sección C

for the operations director.

Operations Director + Maintenance Manager. Three cases · grease trap at 95% on the weekend with overflow, kitchen IAQ with insufficient extraction hood (CO₂ >1,500 ppm, workers in >38 °C), customer counting for staffing and conversion. Invisible operating costs turned into data.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
09
Grease trap at 95% on weekend · overflow
Ultrasonic level sensor · alert at 80% for scheduled cleaning
Scheduled cleaning · a fraction of emergency cost + environmental fine avoided
10
Kitchen IAQ with insufficient extraction hood
CO₂ / PM2.5 / VOC sensor under hood · STPS limit alert
STPS compliance · safe working conditions · audit backed by data
11
Customer counting for staffing and conversion
Bidirectional people counter at main entrance
Data-driven staffing · conversion rate visible · data-driven decisions
>./compliance-multi-unit·sección D

for the multi-unit operations director.

Multi-Unit Operations Director + CFO + Responsable Sanitario. Two cases · surprise COFEPRIS audit triggered by anonymous tip with paper log full of overnight gaps, multi-unit dashboard to identify the five locations of fifty with most incidents. Systemic pattern visible before the next shutdown.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
12
Surprise COFEPRIS audit triggered by anonymous tip
Cold Chain Pro report · 60 continuous days PDF downloadable in 2 min
Zero observations · prep 2-3 hr → 2 min · shutdown avoided
13
Multi-unit · identify 5 locations of 50 with most incidents
Multi-unit dashboard with incident ranking · consolidated data
Systemic pattern visible · focused intervention · 50+ units governable
>./noms·IV · the regulations and permits that apply

three compliances · one platform covers all three.

NOM-251-SSA1-2009
what it requires
Hygienic practices in food: continuous cold-chain and hot-chain records · hot displays ≥58 °C. Stricter in foodservice than in retail · COFEPRIS does 2-4 audits/year + anonymous tips.
how we deliver
Immutable log every 5 minutes per walk-in, hot display, prep table, line refrigerator. PDF report in two clicks, 60 continuous days.
NOM-011-STPS-2001
what it requires
Thermal and air-quality conditions in kitchen with insufficient extraction hood: CO₂ >1,500 ppm, oil smoke, workers in >38 °C.
how we deliver
CO₂ / PM2.5 / VOC sensor in kitchen · continuous record for STPS audit · documented compliance.
CRE/ASEA · municipal (LP gas + trap)
what it requires
LP gas detector required in closed kitchens. Grease trap with documented periodic cleaning · environmental fine for overflow + emergency cleanup shutdown.
how we deliver
Methane detector + ultrasonic level sensor in trap with alert at 80% · scheduled cleaning instead of emergency.

For casual dining chains with 50-200+ units, national dashboard with per-unit incident ranking — identifies which 5 locations concentrate 60% of COFEPRIS observations.

>./workflow·how the data travels

from sensor to report · every five minutes · without human intervention

Five steps. They run in parallel across all your sites, all the time. When something crosses a threshold, the flow completes in under five minutes — alert delivered, response logged, inspector-ready evidence captured.

01

measure

Sensors measure temperature, humidity, current, door-open, leak and other magnitudes every five minutes — no operator required.

02

detect

The system compares each reading against the threshold configured per recipe · per site · per equipment. Threshold crossing triggers the flow.

03

alert

The alert routes to the right person via WhatsApp, email or push · per role and schedule configured.

04

respond

The operator acts from the dashboard or mobile app. The corrective action goes into an immutable log with timestamp + signature.

05

audit

Everything becomes part of the audit package · time series, critical events, corrective actions, NOM report ready in two clicks.

Five steps · no manual operators · no paperwork · no gaps.

>./despliegue·V · five phases · from kickoff to first monthly report

five phases · per unit.

01

site survey per unit

1 day

Technical visit + inventory of walk-in, prep tables, hot displays, oven, fryer, grease trap, LP tank + NOM-251 checklist.

02

physical installation

2 days

Sensors mounted on each critical equipment + gas detector in kitchen + panel meter + gateway with 32-hour backup · no operational shutdown · overnight work available.

03

configuration + calibration

1 day

NOM-251 thresholds + day/night rules · submersible temperature probes calibrated for hot displays and fryer · Cold Chain Pro template ready · WhatsApp alerts configured per role.

04

team training

1 day

Unit Manager + Chef + Night Manager + Food Safety · each role trains on their alert and report flow.

05

30 days of support + first monthly report

30 days

AstreaIoT specialist available · first NOM-251 report delivered · escalation chain adjusted to the kitchen's real operational reality.

For chain rollouts with 50 to 200+ units: after the first 2-3 pilot units, the phases compact to 3-5 days per unit with weekly waves.

>./faq·VI · common questions before the quote

common questions · before the quote.

what happens if the internet goes out at the unit?

The gateway has 32-hour backup and local buffer. Sensors keep recording · everything syncs on reconnect. If the outage is prolonged, the included cellular backup takes over automatically.

can it be installed without closing the kitchen?

Yes. Installation is done at night or on the weekly closing · no operational shutdown · external sensors that mount without touching the existing kitchen equipment.

how long does it take to assemble a NOM-251 report?

Two clicks. The system assembles it automatically with the selected 60 days, Responsable Sanitario signature included. PDF ready to print or send to the auditor in less than a minute.

does it work with LP gas tanks from any vendor?

Yes · external ultrasonic level sensor on the tank valve · no tank modification or gas-supplier intervention required.

how are hot-display probes calibrated?

submersible temperature probes calibrated in an accredited laboratory before deployment. Validity tracked per equipment in the dashboard. Recalibration every 12 months · we keep the calendar.

what happens if a unit closes or relocates?

We recover the equipment · no penalty or de-installation fee. Sensors are designed to move · they can be redeployed to the next unit with low friction.

does it integrate with the POS or food-cost system?

Yes · via Custom Integration. We connect you to your POS, food-cost system or ERP. Traffic-vs-tickets correlation and operational costs arrive directly in your central system.

>./roi·VII · why this is good business

50-unit chain · year 1 net.

~ $2.69M MXN
approximately · net value year 1 · 50-unit casual dining chain

On a 50-unit casual dining chain, the modeled annual protected value comfortably exceeds the investment, leaving several million pesos net in Year 1. Per unit, the sensor cost is less than 1% of monthly food cost ($150-400K MXN/month/unit).

The sales argument is simple: COFEPRIS does two to four audits per year plus anonymous tips, and the #1 invisible cost is the next shutdown from an incomplete log. A single viral food-poisoning incident destroys a brand · the sensor costs less than one hour of closed kitchen.

The decision is not whether to invest; it is how much it costs not to when the anonymous tip arrives.

>./request-quote --vertical=foodservice

the next audit · is already backed.

Thirty minutes. You tell us how many units you operate, what format (casual dining, fast food, dark kitchen) and which regulations apply. We deliver a per-unit quote + rollout plan + clear cost.