The Koolpad

10/01/2026

No Batteries, no fans, just reliable performance in extreme temperatures.

09/15/2026

A 30-minute iPad interruption may not look like a major expense.
📈 Now annualize it across an entire fleet.

Consider 100 iPads, each experiencing one 30-minute temperature-related interruption per week. Over 50 operating weeks, that equals 2,500 hours of potential lost productivity.
At a loaded labor cost of $35 per hour, the estimated annual impact is $87,500.

For CFOs and IT leaders, temperature-related downtime is more than a device issue. It can affect productivity, customer experience, asset utilization and the return on your technology investment.
Reducing these interruptions may also create capacity that can be redirected toward:
• Expanding the iPad fleet
• Funding software or cybersecurity improvements
• Supporting employee training
• Offsetting future device replacement costs
• Addressing other operational priorities

Our latest blog explains how to calculate this often-overlooked expense using your organization’s actual fleet and operating data.

👉 Read “The Business Case for Temperature-Protecting Your iPad Fleet”:
https://www.thekoolpad.com/blogs/news

💲 Then run your own numbers with the Koolpad™ Cost & ROI Calculator: https://www.thekoolpad.com/pages/roi

What could your organization do with the productivity it recovers?

09/04/2026

Your iPad is doing its job. But is the environment making that job harder?

Companies rely on iPads every day to keep people connected, productive, and moving—from field service and construction to QSR, utilities, transportation, and other demanding environments.

What many companies may not realize is the cost associated with even short interruptions in that workflow.

Extreme heat or cold can affect technology performance. When an iPad needs time to return to its optimal operating temperature, the real cost isn’t the iPad - it’s the productive time around it.

A few minutes here and there may not sound significant. Multiply that across employees, locations, shifts, or an entire fleet, and the operational impact can add up quickly.

That’s where Koolpad™ comes in.

Koolpad is designed to support the iPad in environments that ask more of it, helping teams extend productive use in extreme heat or cold without fans, batteries, or power.

Curious what reducing those interruptions could be worth to your operation?

Use our Savings & ROI Calculator at www.thekoolpad.com/roi for a quick estimate.

Keep your iPad working. Keep your operation moving.

EnterpriseTechnology

09/04/2026

Your iPad is doing its job. But is the environment making that job harder?

Companies rely on iPads every day to keep people connected, productive, and moving—from field service and construction to QSR, utilities, transportation, and other demanding environments.

What many companies may not realize is the cost associated with even short interruptions in that workflow.

Extreme heat or cold can affect technology performance. When an iPad needs time to return to its optimal operating temperature, the real cost isn’t the iPad - it’s the productive time around it.

A few minutes here and there may not sound significant. Multiply that across employees, locations, shifts, or an entire fleet, and the operational impact can add up quickly.

That’s where Koolpad™ comes in.

Koolpad is designed to support the iPad in environments that ask more of it, helping teams extend productive use in extreme heat or cold without fans, batteries, or power.

Curious what reducing those interruptions could be worth to your operation?

Use our Savings & ROI Calculator at www.thekoolpad.com/roi for a quick estimate.

Keep your iPad working. Keep your operation moving.

08/15/2026

Why companies are choosing Koolpad™️☀️

07/27/2026

Something we keep hearing from the field teams we talk to: it’s never the app that stalls the job. It’s not the device, either. It’s the heat. ☀️

A dispatcher waiting on an update. A checklist that’s half-finished. A crew three stops from done. And somewhere in a truck cab or a rail yard or a job site, an iPad quietly gets too hot to keep up — right in the middle of the shift when everyone’s counting on it.

We’ve watched this play out across construction, utilities, rail, and QSR operations enough times to see the pattern: iPad is already the backbone of how these teams work. Blueprints, work orders, real-time comms — it’s the tool crews already know how to use, no training required@@. The heat is just the thing that gets in the way of all that.

That’s exactly why we built Koolpad. Inside every The Koolpad is KoolBrick™, a passive phase-change material (PCM) element — no fans, no batteries, nothing to charge or maintain. providing all day cooling and function, so the iPad stays in its working zone for the entire shift.

Still learning a lot from every fleet we deploy into, but the pattern’s been consistent from day one: provide a way to regulate the heat, and it just keeps working.

Has your team experienced iPad overheating in the field? I’d love to hear what industry you’re in and how you’ve been dealing with it. ⬇️

07/04/2026

Here’s to 250 years of American ingenuity—and to the people building what’s next.
We’re proud to manufacture Koolpad in Ohio and support teams working in the heat across the country.
Have a safe and Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

06/30/2026

☀️ Don’t let the heat slow your business down.
Extreme temperatures can cause iPads to slow performance or temporarily stop working while they cool.

Koolpad™ keeps iPads working in extreme temperatures—helping teams stay productive when the job takes them outdoors.
✔ Reduce workflow interruptions
✔ Protect your technology investment
✔ Built for demanding environments

Koolpad™ — The Temperature Companion for iPads.

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06/30/2026

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