Based on its expertise and tradition of innovation, Setra is launching a new line of wireless sensing products to provide its customers with the ability to easily measure and monitor multiple environmental parameters.
Attend Setra's webinar on Wednesday, July 14 at 11 am Eastern Standard Time to learn more about Setra's wireless environmental sensing product line.
Attend Setra's webinar on Wednesday, July 14 at 11 am Eastern Standard Time to learn more about Setra's wireless environmental sensing product line.
Our series of automatic wireless transmitters communicate via Wi-Fi with visual, local and remote alarm notifications. In addition to being able to measure temperatures as low as -200°C, our wireless transmitters and probes also support humidity and CO2 measurements, as well as many other environmental factors and indicators.
Setra’s wireless transmitters provide:
Our wireless transmitter will automatically monitor, measure and record gases such as temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide, and let you track door events.
Setra's wireless transmitters, probes and continuous environmental monitoring software (CEMS) will help you comply with the latest regulations without being pressured by manual record keeping and auditing processes; whether it is a joint committee, FDA or CDC, we can satisfy you Demand.
We provide powerful data storage to ensure that complete records are not only error-free, but also maintained in accordance with the regulatory requirements applicable to your industry. Each wireless transmitter can store up to 32,000 readings, or about three months of data, if you lose the connection to the gateway, this means that the data will not be lost.
Wireless transmitters are used in a variety of applications, including:
For more information about Setra’s new wireless sensing product line, please join our webinar on Wednesday, July 14th at 11 am Eastern Standard Time, or contact one of our experts directly at sales@setra.com or Call 1-800-257 -3872.
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