Room Temperature Monitor

Most current customers use the Networked Robotics Tempurity System as a room temperature monitor. Whether you are a regulated pharmaceutical company, a hospital, or a warehouse, continual logging of room temperature through the network is an extremely easy thing to accomplish. This is due to the advanced architecture of the Networked Robotics TPL3 temperature probe and the Tempurity System in general. Because of the Networked Robotics architecture, you can enable temperature measurements of all the rooms in a major building in a single morning.

Why do customers log room temperature?

Pharmaceutical companies use room temperature monitors in areas where regulated compounds are being prepared or analyzed.  Biotech companies may also need to store compounds in carefully controlled locations.

Temperature monitors are essential components at today's hospitals. Hospitals have a responsibility to their patients to keep them comfortable. A large part of this is maintaining a proper room temperature. Not only does this make things more pleasant for patients, but it can also help speed recovery. In certain instances, particular temperatures are medically necessary for a patient's treatment. Hospitals also have freezers with sensitive medications that could elicit safety risks if a door is inadvertently opened.

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Room temperature monitors can also be beneficial in private homes. Certain people may be at risk when temperatures rise too high or fall too low. The danger increases if the power goes out or if there is a lack of heating or air-conditioning devices. Room temperature monitors not only help those who live in these homes, but they can also help power companies know about these conditions, so that personnel can send help when appropriate. The photographs below show Networked Robotics' TPL3 probe as used in a residential setting.

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The Tempurity System utilizes the advanced TPL3 temperature probe which can be used as a room temperature monitor in a variety of places, including rooms that house sensitive chemicals, pharmaceutical ingredients, or other substances. Because it operates on a computer network, the temperature data it collects at regular intervals is accessible from remote locations. This means that even if, for example, a nurse is not physically present in a hospital room, she can monitor temperatures in that room from anywhere in the hospital or even from home. If adjustments need to be made, she will know just when to implement these.

Because of the cost-efficiency, today's regulated biotech companies, hospitals, and power companies owe it to those whom they serve to invest in room temperature monitoring. For more information on the Tempurity System, call or e-mail Networked Robotics today. We are ready to assist you.

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