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New 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 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 MoreChanging a D3 Micro SD Card
Only an approved Micro SD card from the system supplier should be used with D3 variant base stations. Contact your system supplier to purchase a replacement Micro SD card. To add or remove an SD card the D3 must be removed from its wall mounting plate (refer to the system instruction manual). Ensure the system…
Read MoreThe Decline of Manual Temperature Checks
Monitoring environment factors such as temperature is a requirement to stay compliant with many regulatory bodies. Whether you’re a one man band selling sandwiches from a van or a pharmacist dispensing temperature sensitive pharmaceuticals you must ensure products are continuously stored at the right temperatures. You are also required to store evidence of this for…
Read MoreAlarm Details Explained
The information for each alarm, generated by a D3, can be seen in great detail. This article covers the alarm information shown for software versions 1.0.1.15 on-wards. Alarm detail can be viewed by selecting an orange underlined Alarm/Event link in either the Current, Unacknowledged, Historical or Audit windows within the ALARMS tab. On selection the…
Read MoreNew High Accuracy Temperature Sensor
Tek Troniks have expanded their intelligent sensor range, launching a new high accuracy temperature sensor. The sensor is designed to monitor temperatures between -30°C to +70°C and is ideal for monitoring within incubators. The new sensor has a host of benefits for the end user: High Quality – the Class A PT100 sensor element provides an…
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