Wireless Temperature Sensor News

Hospital and Healthcare
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Vaccine Temperature Monitoring in Pharma Facilities

Improper temperature control is a leading cause of lost vaccine supplies. When vaccines aren’t maintained at the proper temperature (typically 2-8 degrees Celsius/35-46 degrees Fahrenheit), they quickly lose potency. The CDC’s 2014 Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit, which provides vaccine storage and handling best practices, recommends using a temperature monitoring system for every medical storage

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Hotels and Guest Houses
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Hotel and Guesthouse Regulations, Laws & Industry Practice

There are many laws, regulations and codes to consider before becoming a hotelier. There is a minefield of bureaucracy to consider ranging from licensing rules to food hygiene and fire regulations. If something goes wrong in your hotel ignorance is no excuse in the eyes of the law. The cost to remedy breaches of the

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Farm and Veterinary
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Cost and Time Savings from Temperature Monitoring for Veterinary Practices

Some time ago were talking with a customer’s representative, a veterinary surgeon whose job it was to handle storage of their workplace’s temperature monitoring records for the veterinary medicines. As is usual, legislation demanded keeping records of a wide variety of things, which generated a massive amount of paper over time. The problem had become

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Temperature Monitoring
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What to look for in a Wireless Temperature Monitoring System

Due to most systems being priced ‘per sensor’, understanding the situations where an individual sensor can monitor multiple parameters is therefore very important. There are a variety of situations that you may want to monitor, it is also highly important that the sensors in your system can accommodate a variety of parameters, locations and equipment.

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