The System

  Temperature Monitoring Systems use the latest technology to fully automate temperature monitoring and recording 24/7 providing effective cold chain management of temperature sensitive products. Applicable to many industries storing and/or transporting products, the systems are unique in design and possess a strong record of reliable performance.

Standard mains powered wireless systems and Battery powered wireless systems complement the product portfolio. The wireless and Ethernet logger units provide flexibility in layout from single to multiple monitoring points across one or more sites. The systems accept a large range of other sensors for monitoring humidity, light intensity, pressure, voltage, current and pH level, and including RTD and thermocouples. The systems are scalable and easy to install.

Unique System

• The wireless monitoring systems transmit live temperature readings, enabling monitoring of temperature levels and alarm conditions from the logger and the computer/touch-screen display unit simultaneously.

• Temperature data is automatically downloaded into a comprehensive software database for storage and retrieval, simplifying record keeping for audit purposes. The software is easy to use and enables immediate visual display of data (current and historical) in graphical form.

• The innovative alarm handling allows the setting of upper and lower alarm limits and an alarm logging interval. When storage temperatures exceed the defined limits, alarm data such as alarm start time, duration, min/max temperatures and temperature profile is collected. The optional alarm alerting function can call a series of user defined phone numbers.

• The automated temperature calibration feature enables the user to easily map and tune the fridge/freezer/cool room for optimal performance.

• The floor plan tool is a graphical tool that assists the user in monitoring their overall temperature monitoring system. The floor Plan is tailored to the site/s, with graphical representation of the location of all sensors and status information for each sensor.

Unlimited Applications

• Medical and Pharmaceutical: Medical Centres, Travel Clinics, Hospitals, Pathology, Nursing Homes, Pharmacies, Veterinary Hospitals, Animal Farms, Animal Research Laboratories
• Industrial: Laboratories, Wineries, Food Processing Plants, Meat Processing, Museums, Greenhouses, Equipment Rooms, Warehouses, Chemical, Process Monitoring, Server Rooms
• Food Services: Restaurants, Cafes, Bakeries, Takeaway Food Stores, Food Processors, Food Wholesalers, Food Caterers, Hotels/Motels, Supermarkets
• Transportation: Transportation, Shipping Containers, Refrigerated Containers, Air Freight, Catering Trucks, Refrigeration Trucks, Goods Delivery, Real Time Monitoring
• Customised Solutions: Laboratories, Wineries, Food Processing Plants, Greenhouses, Museums, Chemical Process Monitoring, Solar Powered Applications, Light Intensity Monitoring, Remote weather station, Golf Courses

Multiple Configurations

The systems can operate in Standalone Mode or configured as a Point-to-Point Monitoring System by connecting to a computer via a wired or wireless connection for continuous temperature display. As the number of monitoring points increases, the Point-to-Point system can be expanded to a Point-to-Multi Point Monitoring System by introducing additional logger units (mains powered wireless loggers or battery powered wireless loggers). Network Systems are available where temperature monitoring is distributed across multiple sites.

Configuration	Description	Examples of Applications
Standalone System (More product details)	The Standalone Temperature Logger is suitable for businesses that do not have a PC. The logger is equipped with a user friendly menu system for configuration set-up. Logged temperature data and alarms can be viewed on the LCD display of the logger. The extensive alarm handling capabilities include a visible alarm indicator. A flashing alarm indicates that an alarm condition has occurred. The alarm details including the time stamp, duration, temperature profile and min/max temperature can be viewed on the alarm log. Mains powered wireless loggers, Mains powered Ethernet loggers, Battery powered wireless loggers (More......)	Suitable for users who do not have a computer and needs to view alarm and historical data on the logger.
Point to Point System (More product details)	In a Point-to-Point Monitoring System, temperature readings are transmitted and displayed on a PC continuously, enabling remote monitoring of the temperature levels and alarm conditions from the PC. The ability to visualise temperature profile and alarm information enables quick interpretation of data to determine product quality and integrity. This system is highly recommended for applications requiring auditable records as it fully automates data collection and processing. Graphical data and statistics provided can also be used to monitor potential equipment failure allowing for pre-emptive maintenance to be scheduled to prevent costly breakdown of machinery and consequent loss of products. Mains powered wireless loggers, Battery powered wireless loggers (More......)	Suitable for users who require monitoring of one refrigerator and would like to view live and historical temperature data in graphical/report form on a computer
Point to Multi Point System (More product details)	As the number of monitoring points increases, the Point-to-Point system can be expanded to a Point-to-Multi Point Monitoring System by introducing additional logger units. The point to point system is the base system as described above. Mains powered wireless loggers, Battery powered wireless loggers (More......)	Suitable for users who require monitoring of more than one refrigerator within the same location, and would like to view live and historical temperature data in graphical/report form on a computer
Network System (More product details)	The network systems enable central administration of a cold chain management process that spans multiple locations. The Point-to-Point /Multi Point systems at each site are connected via the Internet, a Local Area Network (LAN) or a Wide Area Network (WAN) to an administration centre. Temperature measurements are automatically collected per site and archived to the administration centre periodically. Mains powered wireless loggers, Battery powered wireless loggers (More......)	Suitable for groups of users in different locations where local and central viewing and/or management of temperature data is necessary