Start from who is being monitored, not from the device
The sensor is the same in every P20 deployment; what differs is the receiving device and the alert logic around it. A parent watching a feverish toddler needs threshold alerts on a phone and a curve to show the paediatrician. An elderly resident needs a bedside display and an audible alarm, because a smartphone is not part of their routine. A ward needs sixty beds on one console with alerts routed to the nurse station. Identify the person and the setting first, and the correct configuration follows directly — this is why our solution pages are organised by user and by setting rather than by product.
Home temperature monitoring versus facility deployment
Home monitoring solutions run on a single sensor plus the companion app, with optional family sharing so a working parent or distant relative can watch the same readings. Facility deployment adds Bluetooth gateways and a cloud dashboard, so readings from many wearers aggregate to one nurse or staff console. The escalation path is the difference that matters: at home an alert wakes one caregiver, while in a facility an alert reaches whoever is on duty, with a record generated automatically for the file. Both use identical sensors, so distributors stock one SKU for both markets.
Clinical monitoring versus fertility and wellness tracking
Fever monitoring and basal body temperature tracking pull on different specifications of the same device. Fever monitoring depends on ±0.2°C accuracy and reliable threshold alerting — you need to know the moment a number is crossed. Continuous BBT tracking depends instead on 0.01°C resolution and unbroken overnight sampling, because the ovulation shift is only around 0.3°C and must be separated from noise. P20 delivers both because the sensor was engineered for clinical accuracy and fine resolution simultaneously, rather than optimising for one use case.
What to confirm before you deploy
For any deployment beyond a single household, confirm with our team which receiving device fits your users, whether gateways are needed for the physical layout, how alerts should escalate and to whom, and what documentation your market's regulators require. Regulatory status varies by country — P20 holds NMPA Class II registration and is manufactured under an ISO 13485 quality system, and we support distributors through local registration with full technical documentation.