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Healthcare and medical cold chain

A vaccine that went out of range overnight keeps exactly the same appearance in the morning. Without continuous recording there is no way to know, and the decision ends up being to discard the whole batch as a precaution. We fit probes that measure every few minutes and raise an alert while there is still time to intervene.

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A real example

See this working in practice

A case built from the situations we see most often in this area, with the program working the way it would on your own site.

Situation

The failure happens outside monitoring hours

Paper logging happens in the morning and the afternoon. A door left ajar, a power cut at three in the morning, or a compressor losing performance go unnoticed until someone checks the value the next morning, when the product is already compromised.

There is also the question of documentary evidence. When you have to show that a batch stayed in range throughout storage, a hand-filled sheet has limited evidentiary value. What is needed is a timestamped, continuous record that cannot be filled in retroactively.

What we measure

  • Temperature in vaccine fridges, freezers and cold rooms
  • Temperature and humidity in pharmacies and medicine stores
  • Door opening and how long doors stay open
  • Ambient temperature in storage rooms and laboratories
  • Power failure and changeover to the generator
  • Fuel level of the standby generator
  • And other quantities, depending on what your operation needs to track.

What you get

A concrete result for the team

Alerts outside working hours

A failure at three in the morning triggers a call or a message to the on-call team, rather than a late discovery at eight.

A record ready for audit

Each unit has its own continuous, timestamped history, exportable into the quality file.

Reduced product loss

Most excursions are corrected within minutes when the alert arrives in time, avoiding the loss of an entire batch.

Fitted with no structural work

The probes pass through the door seal or sit inside the unit, with no drilling and no modification to the fridge.

Vaccine fridges, as a priority

They are the units with the strictest regulatory requirement and the ones that produce the first record with evidentiary value. Extending to the other cold rooms happens afterwards, with the network already validated.