Medical tissue samples, critical vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive inventory can be compromised if storage conditions are not precisely controlled. For vaccines, even brief exposure to improper temperature can reduce potency, an effect that can’t be reversed. Because these assets often spend significant time in storage before use, cold chain temperature monitoring throughout their entire lifecycle is essential to prevent degradation and ensure safety.
During winter months, it’s important to make sure your home or vacation home is protected against falling temperatures. Temperatures can drop rapidly if the power fails or the heater stops working, causing the pipes to freeze and burst.
Remote temperature monitoring can help you maintain an optimal temperature to prevent frozen pipes from bursting, resulting in thousands of dollars in damage.
The Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program provides vaccines at no cost to children whose families may be unable to afford them. Since its implementation in 1994, the program has prevented over 508 million illnesses and saved over 1.1 million lives, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Program participants must rely on vaccine data loggers to maintain quality and safety in vaccine distribution.
The CDC recently issued more stringent requirements for storing vaccines in medical-grade refrigerators or freezers. VFC compliance now requires all refrigerators to be equipped with vaccine data..
Temperature monitoring is essential in the medical industry, which stores valuable vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and research samplescosting hundreds to thousands of dollars in refrigerators or freezers. Products maintained at inappropriate temperatures can deteriorate their potency, potentially causing serious issues such as rendering medications ineffective. NIST temperature sensors connected to remote monitoring systems provide the capability to track temperature changes in refrigerators and freezers to ensure product integrity.
A well-thought-out maintenance strategy is essential for safeguarding a company's assets. As traditional reactive and preventive maintenance methods become outdated, predictive maintenance is gaining traction.
Environmental conditions can negatively affect the operations of different market sectors. Excessive humidity, for example, can create condensation that damages capital equipment while low humidity can generate electrostatic discharge that leads to system failures. Too high or low temperatures also can impact staff productivity and degrade machinery. A temperature and humidity sensor connected to a Sensaphone remote monitoring system can continuously monitor these and other critical conditions to avoid environmental threats.
Subzero cold fronts sweeping the nation necessitate vigilant management by greenhouse operators. This week alone, the National Weather Service reported storms and cold weather across much of the United States. When outside temperatures plunge, particularly after dusk, greenhouses risk becoming excessively cold. A rapid temperature drop can harm or even destroy plants within hours, adversely affecting yields. Employing a temp controlled greenhouse is crucial for achieving optimal plant and vegetable yield.Read on to learn more.
An RTD temperature sensor otherwise known as a resistive temperature detector probe often provides the most reliable temperature measurement when remotely monitoring extreme-temperature environments. Read on to learn more.
