Networked Robotics - Utra Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring

There's a new way to monitor the temperatures of your ultra low freezers! Do you spend time and money changing chart recorder wheels or pens? Do you use a manual, labor-intensive, pen and paper form of monitoring and regulatory compliance?

The Tempurity System™ centralizes data collection and monitoring by using your existing network. Unlike any other monitoring system, temperatures can be collected directly from the serial ports of almost every brand of ultra-low temperature freezer. That means that the value stored in the Tempurity System is the same as the value shown on the front panel of your instrument. Data from freezers throughout your facility is collected and stored on a single computer.

A single palm-sized Networked Robotics NTMS4 network device can collect temperatures from the serial ports of four very diverse sources simultaneously - for example a Baxter® ultra low, a Thermo Revco® ultra low, a Thermo Forma® incubator, and a lower-end freezer (with no serial port) via a Networked Robotics TPL3U digital ultra low temperature probe.

With Tempurity, you can eliminate manual temperature recording procedures and cumbersome labor-intensive chart recorders. You will also rest easier knowing that the next time your freezer fails, or that someone leaves the door ajar, that you will be quickly notified via e-mail, text message, or voice phone call.

The Tempurity System is self-installable using your existing network. To take a look at how Tempurity collects temperatures directly from Thermo Forma® freezers click here or to see how it collects carbon dioxide concentration and other parameters directly from Thermo Forma® incubators click here. If you don't have serial ports on your ultracolds, use Networked Robotics' advanced sensors.

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Tempurity will collect data from ALL of your organizations monitored devices, wherever they are in the world. For different perspectives you may wish to read more from specific categories below:

Using Tempurity to Monitor your Ultra Low Temperature Freezer