Applications: Medical Refrigerator and Freezer Data Loggers
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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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Monitoring the Storage of Semen for Artificial FertilizationPublished on February 14, 2012 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the temperature monitoring system for a farmer breeding cows via artificial insemination methods to guarantee optimum fertility and herd quality while avoiding the cost of keeping or borrowing a stock bull. To ensure high fertility rates, the farmer kept a supply of bull semen stored at the required temperatures and ready for implantation. In cases where the storage time wouldn’t exceed 4 days, the semen could be kept at 22°C (71.6°F) to main... |
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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 Infant Skin Temperatures for ResearchPublished on August 8, 2011 Manufacturer: Grant InstrumentsMeasurements: Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided a data logging solution for Stanford University’s Department of Pediatrics, Neonatology Division, initiating a research project to acquire data on infant skin temperatures for continuous patient monitoring. Surface temperature sensors connected to portable data loggers were recognized as the most effective means for measuring and recording all of the minute changes in temperature. These changes occurred over both short and very long time peri... |
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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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Continuous Temperature Monitoring In Medical Refrigerators and FreezersPublished on June 23, 2011 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Temperature AS DataLoggers recently provided the data logging solution for a hospital searching for a more cost-effective way to maintain the frigid temperatures for their valuable products in cold storage. The hospital\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s costs of performing manual temperature measurements on their high-quality medical freezers and refrigerators were quickly adding up: |
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Monitoring Flower Storage Temperature RemotelyPublished on September 27, 2011 Manufacturer: AccsenseMeasurements: Temperature CAS DataLoggers recently provided the remote temperature monitoring solution for a fresh flower supplier who needed to monitor three remote storage sheds for temperature. Like everyone in the floral supply business, she was always expected to deliver reliably, and a single failure to keep the fresh-cut flowers cool enough could mean a missed shipment and a major loss of reputation. After harvesting, the fresh flowers needed to be kept at temperatures close to freezing, yet co... |
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