Product category:
Dataloggers
News Release from: Silvertree Engineering
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 09 February 2006
21CFR compliant IceSpy wireless data
loggers
IceSpy launched its fifth generation of automatic and wireless temperature measuring and logging products - the System5 - with a gala dinner for distributors and key customers last week
Companies from all over Europe joined IceSpy staff at the Alverton Manor in Cornwall, UK, for a two day information event Cornish customers, including Tulip (Roach) Foods and Rodda Cream, were among the guests to view the new products
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 15 Oct 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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A typical System5 comprises of a number of Scouts measuring and transmitting temperatures, one or more Base units collecting the transmitted data and special PC application software.
System5 offers enhanced features such as:.
21CFR part11 compliant software.
Radio signal strength over one kilometre in ideal conditions.
Temperature accuracy 0.2C with 0.1C resolution.
Flexible, multiple and numerous alarm scenarios.
Signal strength monitor.
Automatic download after out-of-signal for goods-in-transit applications.
Enhanced data viewing screen options.
Enhanced alarm viewing screen options.
Full audit trails.
The System5 replaces the highly successful RL system.
The first installation of the RL system was nine years ago at the University of Wales.
Icespy has been installed at hundreds of applications from the bizarre to the extraordinary.
Brenda Shrewsbury, Silvertree business development manager, said: "The most bizarre installation was a London mortuary at a London Hospital where one Icespy transmitting temperature logger was required for each occupant - very creepy but they never complained.
"The more usual applications are the monitoring of pharmaceutical and food products during processing and storage.
"Silvertree has hundreds of RL installations and has sold thousands of RL loggers over the past nine years".
Silvertree Engineering was established in 1988 and continues to grow steadily.
System5 is the end product of a two year research and development programme partially supported by a Dti Smart Award.
The result is a new sleek modern product range with a raft of new features.
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