Monitoring Laboratory Room Temperature and Humidity

Monitoring laboratory room temperature and humidity is critical from a quality perspective in order to provide a constant, regulated state of control for equipment and samples for proper laboratory operations.

Most laboratories’ room temperatures can fluctuate between 20 and 25 °C. Laboratory room ambient temperature is directly affected by the facilities heating and cooling system which can lead to air flow patterns of hot and cold spots. These hot and cold spots, can affect equipment temperature during storage and manipulation of samples, specimens and reagents. Improper regulation and maintenance of environmental conditions in laboratories can have unwanted effects on samples as well as on testing equipment's ability to produce stable results.

Enviromon smart sensors can aid in maintaining laboratory room temperature and humidity requirements by monitoring ambient room temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions by providing daily records of historical trends and fluctuations as well as immediate alerts when predefined thresholds are met.

Our environmental monitoring system can provide accurate data logs of temperature and humidity conditions within laboratory rooms for use in documentation and audits.

sensorProbe & securityProbe Base Units and Smart Sensors for Laboratory Rooms

See below for our most popular configurations for laboratory temperature measurement
or click here to view all of our Base Units and Smart Sensors.

Central Management Software Solution

By connecting your sensorProbe & securityProbe base unit to the AKCPro  Central Management software, customers have the ability to management base units and sensors from multiple sites or facilities.