Remote monitoring systems for laboratory equipment can help ensure sample integrity and regulatory compliance by providing 247365 monitoring of product and samples from anywhere in the world. Remote monitoring systems can provide onsite and remote monitoring alarmnotifications with access via desktop or mobile application so you can view power, temperature, relative humidity, temperature excursions, door open, differential pressure and more. Remote monitoring systems work with baths, CO2 chambers, cryo systems, bio safety cabinets, refrigerators, freezers, ultra-low temperature freezers and other temperature-related laboratory equipment across multiple brands and manufacturers.<br > <br > Remote monitoring systems can also include the ability to support 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. They can be scalable and may operate via Wi-Fi or long-range wide area network to better support operations across buildings or campuses in a cost-effective manner. Data can be stored onsite or securely in the cloud. They can collect and transmit data via serial cable, USB, independent sensor, EthernetMQTT and facilitate OPC Unified Architecture (UA) connectivity as a server.<br > <br > Some remote monitoring systems can also monitor the health of laboratory equipment by providing predictive analytics that enable you to proactively schedule maintenance prior to a potential failure, view energy consumption to determine viable operating equipment lifespan or establish sustainability programs.<br > <br > Remote monitoring systems can also include portable, remote hardware used for cold chain assurance to provide location and temperature logging for materials in global or local transit.