Lab Monitoring

Temperature control is a critical component of many scientific experiments and laboratory processes. Maintaining precise environmental conditions ensures the validity and reproducibility of results, making temperature recorders indispensable tools in modern labs.

While scientific laboratories have HVAC and thermostats well beyond those found in a typical household, many supplement with  temperature recorders like the Seguro 220, for several reasons.

1. Accuracy and Precision

Scientific experiments often require strict temperature control, as even small fluctuations can alter results. Temperature recorders like the Seguro 220 provide high levels of accuracy and precision, ensuring that environmental conditions are meticulously maintained. By capturing real-time data, they allow researchers to monitor temperatures to within fractions of a degree, minimizing the risk of temperature-related anomalies.

2. Continuous Monitoring and Data Logging

Unlike manual methods, temperature recorders can monitor and log temperature data continuously over extended periods. This capability is especially valuable for long-term experiments, where conditions must remain stable over days or weeks. Continuous data logging also provides a comprehensive temperature history, which can be analyzed to identify trends, anomalies, or deviations that might affect experimental outcomes.

3. Increased Efficiency and Time Savings

Manual temperature monitoring is time-consuming and prone to human error. Temperature recorders automate this process, freeing up laboratory personnel to focus on more critical tasks. Automated systems also reduce the likelihood of errors associated with manual data entry, improving overall efficiency and reliability in the lab.

4. Hyper-Local Monitoring

Every lab has some temperature variations in some areas due to air circulation, proximity to doors and windows, as well as equipment heat sources. When running temperature-sensitive experiments, it's important to measure and record the ambient temperature where the experiment is conducted, not just for the lab. Seguro location monitors, such as the Seguro 220, provide a simple and cost-effective way to record the temperature at each workstation, and allow anyone to access the data with a simple tap of any smartphone. The data can them be exported to Excel to be included with experiment results.

The Seguro 220 is a perfect solution for auxiliary temperature monitoring in scientific labs. Its wireless and battery-operated design allows for simple installation, and its NFC interface means that anyone can access and download the temperature history with any smartphone. Most important, the low cost of the Seguro 220 makes it a cost-effective solution, even for monitoring individual workstations.