Monitoring Equipment

Room pressure monitors and environmental monitors are designed to keep critical spaces such as hospital rooms, operating rooms, pharmacies, and cleanrooms safe by reducing the chance of contamination. Environmental monitoring is also increasingly routine in laboratory settings where ambient conditions such as temperature and humidity can affect the performance of lab equipment. In addition, there are many instruments that also need to monitor pressure, stability, accuracy, etc., such as: refrigerators, incubators, glove boxes and so on. By implementing lab monitoring technologies to identify issues that could influence experimental results, many of these factors can be removed from the equation.