Lab Monitoring Systems For
Various Applications

When a refrigerator or freezer door is left ajar, warm air seeps inside. Our door sensors let you know when the door is open longer than normal, so you can correct the problem before samples are impacted.

Leaks from water and drain lines or other systems can cause damage to your lab, as well as adjacent offices. With real-time detection of leaks and floods, you can avoid costly repairs and stay productive.

Dry ice, a solid form of CO₂, is often used to transport specimens. Our technology monitors CO₂ levels, so you can make sure the CO₂ levels in the lab are not too high.

Different laboratories have specific requirements for acceptable humidity ranges. Sophisticated instrumentation and sensitive assays work best in a consistent environment to increase reliability and accuracy. With real-time humidity monitoring, you can be sure your lab work is not affected.

Motion sensors are equipped with the ability to detect when a room is occupied. Integrated with lighting and temperature controls, our sensors help you lower energy use and your utility costs.

Take the guesswork out of knowing when it’s time to refill your liquid nitrogen tank. CORIS offers three options for monitoring LN2 tanks: First, a probe measures the temperature at a specific location in the tank and identifies the vapor phase probe or liquid nitrogen. Second, an LN2 sensor confirms the minimum height of liquid nitrogen in the tank. Third, an external tank temperature monitor identifies dewar vacuum leaks. The outside of the LN2 tank gets cold when the vacuum breaks in the tank and the external tank temperature monitor sends an alert when the decreased temperature is detected. The three monitoring systems can be used individually or together to monitor LN2 tanks and to ensure adequate liquid nitrogen to protect the samples.

Track electrical usage of freezers and refrigerators, as well as receive alerts if they start to use a degree of current that stretches outside the norm — often a predictor of compressor failure.

For labs that operate under regulatory requirements, self calibration can dramatically reduce time and expense. Simply obtain a handheld monitor calibrated by a qualified service provider, and then follow the proper calibration procedures for your own sensors.