Complying with rules and standards for controlled environments involves several layers of monitoring. This includes measuring air parameters separately from regulating the building’s ventilation system, which already has its own measurement and monitoring instruments. This second layer of monitoring has a dual purpose: to pick up potential regulation issues with the ventilation system, and to quickly check air quality conditions in critical locations and facilities (such as exhaust hoods and isolation chambers). This monitoring task is performed by data loggers – fully autonomous instruments with a large internal memory and an integrated battery for power. These devices keep tabs on air quality parameters in a particular area. They can also operate as a grid, monitoring all the air inside a room and providing an overview of how the ventilation system is performing.

Our autonomous data loggers are small, lightweight portable and highly easy-to-use instruments designed for easy installation in any location and long-lasting operation. Readings can be downloaded to the accompanying software wirelessly or via USB in order to generate comprehensive measurement reports. These instruments can also be used to produce a detailed map of regulated environments, in order to check air parameter uniformity within an entire space and over an extended period.