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Benefits of a Temperature Monitoring System
Temperature monitoring systems are essential tools for businesses and organisations that rely on precise temperature to maintain the quality of their products, comply with regulations, and keep their operations running smoothly. Here are some of the top benefits of investing in a temperature monitoring system: In conclusion, a temperature monitoring system is an essential tool…
Read MoreTek Troniks Exhibiting at Distributing Pharmaceuticals
This April Tek Troniks are exhibiting at Distributing Pharmaceuticals, in Coventry Building Society Arena. The exhibition is brand new and is integrated with the Making Pharmaceuticals exhibition. Distributing Pharmaceuticals is focused on improving GDP and reducing deficiencies. Here we will be promoting our temperature mapping service. Our service can be tailored to suit individual requirements,…
Read MoreMyDataPortal – remote, multi-site access
MyDataPortal is here!! As our customers grow and monitoring requirements increase we have launched MyDataPortal which gives users access to a D3 base station remotely – you no longer need to be on the same network as the base station to login. Users are required to enable the feature on the base station but we…
Read MoreTemperature Monitoring vs Temperature Mapping
Temperature monitoring is a permanent solution to record and store data. Users have the availability to see real-time data, while onsite and remotely. Temperature mapping is an exercise carried out to determine if an area is deemed suitable for storing temperature sensitive products. Temperature Monitoring Permanent installation Sensors record data 24/7, 365 days a year…
Read MoreStab Probes Added to Sensor Range
Tek Troniks have extended their intelligent sensor range to now include two stab probes. The robust, multi-purpose, stab temperature probes are designed to penetrate to the core temperature of food/products within a frozen storage environment. They offer excellent stability over the range of -45°C to 100°C, with low drift over the lifetime of the sensor.…
Read MoreNew Simulation Probe
Due to popular demand, we are pleased to introduce a simulation probe to our intelligent digital sensor range. This probe has been designed specifically to simulate the temperature of an item in cold stores, such as food or blood bags, rather than air temperature. Air temperature immediately changes when a door is opened on an…
Read MoreTek Troniks Exhibiting at IMHX
This September Tek Troniks will be exhibiting at IMHX, the UK’s premier event for supply chain and intralogistics professionals. Regulations have become more stringent in this industry in the last couple of years. Our temperature mapping and monitoring solutions are ideal for warehouses, productions areas and more. With services tailored to suit individual requirements, our…
Read MoreUpdate Software on a D3 Base Station
The D3 base station software is updated periodically with new product features and bug fixes; contact your system supplier for the latest software version available. Updating the software on a D3 base station is simple to complete, but can only be completed by users with Administrator level base station access. Steps to Update the Software…
Read MoreExhibiting at the National Funeral Exhibition
Tek Troniks will be exhibiting at the National Funeral Exhibition in Stoneleigh Park, from June 10th – 12th, 2022. The National Funeral Exhibition is a global platform for the funeral profession and the largest trade show for the sector in the United Kingdom. In Tek Troniks debut attendance as an exhibitor, the team will have…
Read MoreMembers of the Cold Chain Federation
We are pleased to become an associate member of the Cold Chain Federation. The Cold Chain Federation is the voice of the temperature-controlled supply chain in the UK. Their members are made up of businesses who operate frozen and chilled storage facilities and/or temperature-controlled distribution vehicles. We supply environmental monitoring systems to many businesses within…
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