Applications: Wireless Data Loggers & Wireless Monitoring Systems
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Air Pressure Monitoring for a Chemical Fume HoodPublished on April 16, 2012 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Air Pressure, Ambient Temperature, Pressure, Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the pressure and temperature datalogging solution to a manufacturer using a chemical fume hood to protect workers by containing vapors, dusts, gases, and fumes, and then expelling them as air flowed into the hood from the front (open) side of the cabinet and then out via the ducted hood exhaust system. Designed for 2 operators, the fume hood had a Fiberglas Reinforced Polyester liner and shielded workers with a sash containing harmful aerosol... |
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Differential Pressure and Temperature Monitoring in a Hospital CleanroomPublished on April 9, 2012 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Air Pressure, Ambient Temperature, Pressure, Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the wireless pressure and temperature monitoring solution for a hospital maintaining a surgery cleanroom to protect patients from a variety of environmental contaminants. Staff entered and exited through airlocks and were required to wear cleanroom suits before entering. Air blew into the room through HEPA filters to maintain a particulate-free environment, which also had to be maintained at a positive pressure so that in the event of a leak,... |
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Wireless Temperature Monitoring in Commercial KitchensPublished on March 19, 2012 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Ambient Temperature, Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently supplied the wireless datalogging solution for a commercial kitchen the size of a large restaurant which handled proprietary ingredients for its corporate clients. The kitchens comprised several large 40 x 15 ft. walk-in freezers, deli freezers, and meatlockers which often fluctuated in temperature due to uneven cooling and staff frequently coming and going. This extensive facility contracted out to high-profile brands to develop recipes and blends in... |
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HVAC Power Metering Using Pulse Data LoggersPublished on February 20, 2012 Manufacturer: TandDMeasurements: Pulse CAS DataLoggers recently supplied the wireless datalogging solution for an HVAC contractor who needed to perform power monitoring for their client’s 25 HVAC systems installed in a strip mall. The owner began searching for a compact yet cost-effective datalogging device that could connect to most commercially-available power meters to measure the pulse output. Anticipating an additional request to monitor the mall’s temperature and humidity, the contractor also needed this dev... |
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Temperature and Humidity Monitoring in Ice Wine HarvestingPublished on January 25, 2012 Manufacturer: TandDMeasurements: Humidity, Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the temperature and humidity monitoring solution for a small winery in Ohio which was waiting for winter temperatures to drop low enough to harvest an acre of grapes to make ice wine. Earlier in the year, these grapes were left to freeze on the vine, where their water froze and their sugar became strongly concentrated. The resulting wine was exceptionally sweet and in high demand. However, the harvesting process was demanding and even risky ... |
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Cocoa Fermentation Using Wireless MonitoringPublished on January 4, 2012 Manufacturer: TandDMeasurements: Humidity, Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the datalogging solution for a cocoa manufacturer which needed to record temperature and humidity in cocoa fermentation boxes in the tropics. The beans had to be carefully fermented to bring out the best flavors and give chocolate its richness. After farmers gathered the cocoa pods and scooped the cocoa beans out, the cocoa beans were fermented inside wooden boxes or “sweatboxes” for a period of six days. A 220 lb. batch of beans along with t... |
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Remote Monitoring of Medical Incubators for Temperature and CO2 LevelPublished on August 29, 2011 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the data logging solution for a hospital storing valuable life science samples in medical incubators. These incubators needed to hold samples under precisely controlled conditions for long periods of time--if a problem occurred while the samples were under incubation, the samples would be lost along with the time the materials were being incubated. The hospital’s incubators were typically operated at a constant 37oC (99oF) and a 5% CO2 level.... |
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Monitoring the Temperature of Cryogenic FreezersPublished on June 29, 2011 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently found the wireless logging solution for a hospital facility relying on multiple cryogenic freezers to safely store high-value samples including blood and medical specimens. Their freezers operated at the frigid temperature of -192°C (-314°F) and were powered by LN2 (Liquid Nitrogen)--unfortunately they were occasionally prone to fail. While these failures were infrequent, they could be catastrophic, since each freezer could contain as many as 2,000 sa... |
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