Southwest Florida Resident Uses Remote Monitor to Detect Environmental Threats to Unattended Home
Naples, with its sugar-white beaches along Florida’s Gulf Coast, seems ideal in many ways. Known for its fine weather, outdoor recreation, shopping and dining, it’s a great place to visit, let alone live. But, as many residents know, it takes diligence to protect a home from the extreme heat and humidity.
For those homeowners who travel frequently or live there only part of the year, minding their property is imperative. Although many employ a house watcher to check on their homes once a week or twice a month, that option doesn’t provide 24/7 surveillance.
Healthcare Facility Safeguards Pharmaceuticals to Keep Patients Safe
Patients and healthcare professionals expect the highest quality pharmaceuticals from their hospital system. Failing to store medications according to manufacturers’ instructions can cause efficacy issues when treating patients. Facilities waste thousands of dollars when they have to discard drugs because they weren’t stored properly.
Protecting Animals From Dangerous Temperatures 24/7
Being a cold-blooded animal can be tough. Because they rely on external heat sources to warm up their bodies, they are at the mercy of their surroundings. When environmental temperatures fall, so does their body temperature. And, if they get too cold or too hot, they might even die. So it was a close call at the Elmwood Park Zoo when the power and heat stopped working in the middle of a frigid January night.
Monitoring Devices Protect the Irreplaceable in Critical Medical Research
Imagine investing years of time, energy and brainwork in medical research, only to have it ruined because the lab’s freezer lost power and its contents were destroyed. Lab managers who are responsible for the viability of research samples can’t leave storing them to chance. As commercial refrigeration expert Brian Barlow knows, a temperature monitoring system is imperative when storing crucial medical products. And it must be a system that can send immediate alerts when problems arise.
Unattended Sensaphone® Devices Keep Water Flowing in Communities Throughout Alaska
The name Alaska is derived from the Aleut word Alyeska, meaning "great land." And it certainly lives up to its moniker. Alaska is the largest, but least densely populated, state in the U.S., with a land area of 586,412 square miles. As Anchorage Well and Pump Service knows, that’s a lot of territory to cover. AWPS, which has been in business for more than 35 years, is a water well service that manages more than 60 public water systems throughout the state.