Smart data logger.

Eurolec Instrumentation is strengthening its product portfolio with the addition of the precision-led Solert Smart Data Logger.

A must for instrumentation specifiers, quality and test engineers and lab managers, the Solert gives peace of mind for customers by eliminating risk and contamination from their research and manufacturing processes.

Managing Director Chris Mears said: "The Solert is an amazing product that should be a mainstay of anyone who works in quality control, manufacturing and product safety. Its capabilities and reliability eliminate the need for multiple products when it comes to smart data logging."

Solert is already being positioned as a potential market leader thanks to its precision and ability to measure both temperature and pressure. It is particularly suited to critical food industry measurements, environmental data requirements, pharmachem research, general laboratory, industrial R&D, as well as comparison/reference calibrations.

Solert Smart Data Logger also allows users:

1. To produce accurate data – eliminating readings that could mean products are unsafe
2. To enjoy unparalleled reliability with instrumentation that can perform repeat/comparative measurements
3. The ability to keep logs of test results as proof that key processes were followed
4. To eliminate costs and time-wasting from investing in multiple systems, when Solert offers everything in the one instrument

Its auto-detect smart probe technology saves users time and its self-calibration function ensures the accuracy of its data. Its data logging capability and software reporting package for record keeping and data analysis allow users to research behaviours over time and pinpoint any issues earlier.

Like its  sister company, Cirrus Research, Eurolec is also able to offers its customers AuditStore™-like technology to guarantee Solert's results, and one machine providing a single source of measurement data.

The arrival of Solert follows a strong year for Eurolec, which has enjoyed significant investment in equipment, infrastructure and marketing. More than £50,000 was invested into the company, which has already produced dividends with an extended distributor network, a new five-year warranty offer and increased international sales.

Chris Mears added: "The Solert launch to market follows hot on the heels of enhancements we've made recently to other products in our range of portable thermometers, manometers and temperature calibration sources."

"Our established portable thermometer (TH & PC Temp series) and manometer (PR and PC mano series) portables have already been restyled and we have invested in new reference instrumentation in Eurolec's calibration laboratory, resulting in an improved temperature calibration service. Stated uncertainties of measurement are now as low as ± 0.04°C."

• The Solert will be debuted on the Eurolec stand (G18) at the Lab Innovations Exhibition at the Birmingham NEC 31st Oct – 1st Nov. The team will also be showcasing the portable PC Temp PT2 thermometer, CS series temperature calibration sources and accompanying RT162 reference thermometer.

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Making life easier for H&S managers!

Life just got a little easier for health and safety specialists with Cirrus Research introducing the doseBadge5 with its new scheduled monitoring feature.

Taking time off need no longer strike fear into the hearts of H&S managers thanks to the new "Scheduled Measurements" function that allows the ability to automatically start and stop monitoring at pre-set times. And it is all achievable in just 4 steps:

• Step 1. Activating and configuring the Scheduled Measurement Function is easy using the doseBadge⁵ via either the NoiseTools software or the dBLink App for iOS and Android devices.
• Step 2. Then it is simply a matter of setting the start time, duration and end time for the measurement for full peace of mind whilst you are away.
• Step 3. Colleagues won't be able to complain about being left with the responsibility; all they have to do is collect the doseBadge⁵ from the charging dock, attach to the shoulder and the measurements will begin at the pre-set start time. The measurement will start at the pre-set time and continue throughout the day for the specified times and durations, collecting all the data you need. At the end of the day, the doseBadge⁵ back is put back on the charging dock.
• Step 4. The data will still be there waiting when the H&S manager returns and can be downloaded as normal from the doseBadge⁵ to generate any reports using the NoiseTools software.

"This is an excellent add-on to the doseBadge^5" said Cirrus Marketing Manager Jim Tingay. "Not only does it give real peace of mind for anyone who needs time away from their day to day job -  either for training or holidays - but it is so simple to set up with no effort on anyone else's part."

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