Tek-Troniks provides critical environmental monitoring and compliance services to a wide range of regulated sectors where maintaining precise temperature and humidity is essential for product quality and safety.

The main industry sectors we work with include:

• Food (including food production, food service, hospitality, and food storage),
• Healthcare (including hospitals, pharmacies, blood banks, and medical storage)
• Pharmaceutical
• Laboratory
• Warehousing and Distribution (including logistics and cold chain)

Tek-Troniks offers a comprehensive solution for compliance, typically categorised into four main service areas:

1. Temperature Monitoring: Providing automated, real-time wireless monitoring systems with various sensors (temperature, humidity, pressure, etc.) to continuously track environmental conditions and trigger alarms upon deviation from set parameters.

2. Calibration: Offering UKAS-accredited calibration services (to ISO 17025 standards) for our sensors, both in-house and on-site, to ensure the highest level of accuracy and traceability for regulatory compliance.

3. Mapping: Performing UKAS-accredited temperature mapping studies. This is a temporary validation process to determine the temperature variations (hot and cold spots) within a storage area (like a warehouse or fridge) to ensure it is suitable for storing temperature-sensitive products.

4. Installation: Providing validated installation services which often include Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ), and Performance Qualification (PQ) to ensure the monitoring system is correctly set up and documented to meet internal and regulatory audit requirements.

Tek-Troniks has been in operation for over 30 years, providing decades of expertise in critical environmental monitoring and compliance. We are ISO 9001 certified for our Quality Management System, demonstrating our commitment to consistently delivering high-quality products and services.

We are UKAS accredited for temperature and humidity calibration and temperayture mapping. For auditors, this provides immediate assurance that we have competent staff, validated procedures, and suitable equipment.

Our solutions are built to support compliance with a number of rigorous international standards and regulatory body requirements, including:

• ISO/IEC 17025 (UKAS Accredited): For the technical competence of their calibration laboratory and temperature mapping services.

• MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency)

• FDA (Food and Drug Administration), including principles of 21 CFR Part 11 for electronic records and signatures.

• GxP (Good Practices), specifically GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) and GDP (Good Distribution Practice).

• BRC (Brand Reputation Compliance)

• HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)

A temperature monitoring system is a technology used to track and control temperature levels in various environments or equipment. It involves the use of sensors that continuously measure temperature and transmit data to a central system for analysis.

These systems are commonly used in industries like pharmaceuticals, food storage, healthcare, and manufacturing, where maintaining specific temperature ranges is crucial for product safety and quality.

Temperature monitoring systems can be manual or automated. Automated systems provide real-time data and often include features like alarms or notifications for when temperatures deviate from preset thresholds. They can also generate reports and maintain records for regulatory compliance.

The primary goal of a temperature monitoring system is to ensure that temperature-sensitive products or environments remain within safe limits, preventing spoilage, damage, or regulatory violations. This is essential for maintaining quality, safety, and operational efficiency in temperature-critical industries.

Selecting an accredited provider ensures your temperature monitoring system meets the highest standards of accuracy, reliability, and compliance. Accreditation means the provider has been independently assessed against recognised industry benchmarks, such as ISO/IEC 9001, ISO/IEC17025 or equivalent, and has demonstrated technical competence, robust quality management, and traceable calibration processes.

For businesses in regulated sectors, such as pharmaceuticals, food production, healthcare, and logistics, this is critical. Accredited systems help you meet legal and audit requirements, protect product integrity, and safeguard public health. They also reduce the risk of costly errors, product recalls, or compliance breaches.

As an accredited provider Tek Troniks offer more than just equipment, they deliver validated solutions, documented performance, and ongoing support. This includes regular calibration, maintenance, and system integrity checks, ensuring your monitoring remains precise over time.

In short, accreditation is your assurance that the system you rely on has been tested, verified, and is backed by a provider committed to continuous improvement. It’s an investment in quality, compliance, and peace of mind, helping you protect your products, your reputation, and your customers.

When it comes to protecting temperature‑sensitive goods, every degree counts. Manual checks leave gaps where problems can go unnoticed, but automated systems work around the clock to safeguard your products, your compliance, and your reputation.

The difference isn’t just convenience — it’s measurable protection and peace of mind.

Take control of your temperature monitoring today, switch to a a Tek Troniks automated system and protect your products, your compliance, and your bottom line.

Contact us now to discuss the right solution for your business.

Using an automated temperature monitoring system offers numerous advantages, particularly in industries where temperature control is crucial, such as pharmaceuticals, food storage, healthcare, and manufacturing. Automation ensures continuous, real-time tracking of temperature conditions, eliminating the need for manual checks and significantly reducing the risk of human error.

One of the key benefits is increased accuracy and consistency. Tek Troniks systems use sensors to constantly monitor temperature, humidity and numerous other sensor type levels, providing precise and reliable data. Tek Troniks systems can instantly detect any deviations from the set parameters and trigger alerts, allowing immediate corrective action. This is particularly important for safeguarding sensitive products, such as medicine and food products, which can be compromised by relatively small fluctuations in temperature.

Another advantage is the ability to maintain comprehensive data logs. Tek Troniks systems can store and organize data for long periods, enabling easy retrieval for audits, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance. This ensures that companies meet industry standards set by agencies like the, MHRA, BRC, FDA and WHO, which require consistent documentation of environmental conditions.

Tek Troniks automated temperature monitoring systems also enhance efficiency. By reducing the need for frequent manual inspections, it frees up personnel to focus on more critical tasks. Moreover, as well as being stand-alone monitoring systems Tek Troniks automated systems can be integrate with other facility management tools, or connected to “MyDataPortal” allowing remote monitoring through Tek Troniks digital platform.

In short, Tek Troniks automated temperature monitoring systems improve safety, assist with ensuring regulatory compliance, and enhance operational efficiency, making them an invaluable tool in temperature-sensitive industries.

Temperature mapping is essential for ensuring that every part of a storage area maintains the correct conditions for temperature‑sensitive products. Even in climate‑controlled environments, factors like airflow patterns, door openings, equipment placement, and seasonal changes can create hot or cold spots. Mapping identifies these variations so corrective action can be taken before they compromise product quality.

For industries such as pharmaceuticals, healthcare, food storage, and logistics, consistent temperature control is not just best practice—it’s a regulatory requirement. Temperature mapping provides documented proof that your facility meets standards set by bodies like the FDA, WHO, and EU GDP, helping you pass audits and avoid compliance issues.

By validating that all areas stay within the required range, mapping protects product integrity, extends shelf life, and reduces the risk of costly spoilage or recalls. It can also highlight inefficiencies in cooling or heating systems, enabling energy savings and operational improvements.

In short, temperature mapping safeguards your products, your compliance, and your reputation—making it a critical step for any business storing temperature‑sensitive goods.

The term “traceable to UKAS standards” is misleading, there is no such official category. UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) is the UK’s national accreditation body, and only laboratories that have been independently assessed and accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by UKAS (or an equivalent ILAC signatory) can issue a genuine UKAS calibration certificate.

A UKAS‑accredited calibration gives you:

• Independent assurance of competence – The lab’s methods, equipment, staff training, and quality systems are regularly audited to internationally recognised standards.

• Defined measurement uncertainty – UKAS labs must calculate and state the uncertainty of each measurement, giving you the highest confidence in accuracy.

• Regulatory and audit compliance – Many industries (pharmaceutical, healthcare, aerospace, food) require UKAS calibration for legal or contractual reasons.

• International recognition – UKAS certificates are accepted worldwide under ILAC agreements.

By contrast, a “traceable” calibration simply means results can be linked back to a national standard, but without the independent oversight, rigorous process checks, or guaranteed competence that UKAS accreditation demands.

If accuracy, compliance, and credibility matter to your business, a UKAS‑accredited calibration is the gold standard.