INDUSTRIES · HEALTHCARE

Hospitals and healthcare facilities

Temperature records that stand up to inspection, hygiene dispatched on data, and patient safety monitoring that does not intrude on privacy.

Wireless-firstNo shutdown required

What we monitor

What we monitor in hospitals and healthcare facilities

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Cold chain and medical storage

High-accuracy PT100 probes across −200 °C to 600 °C for cold rooms, refrigerators and medical laboratories, alerting on both high and low thresholds.

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Critical case management

Leak detection under air-handling units, pipework and plant rooms with automatic solenoid valve closure; extreme temperature on electrical panels and server rooms; auxiliary smoke sensing in corridors and high-risk areas.

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Indoor air quality

Temperature, humidity, CO₂, particulates and gases, so ward and waiting-area ventilation can be judged on measurement rather than assumption.

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Washroom and hygiene

Stall-level occupancy, paper and consumable fill level, and ammonia and H₂S odour sensing, so cleaning is dispatched when it is needed rather than on a fixed round.

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Fall detection without cameras

Radar fall detection (up to 99% accuracy) in dark and humid conditions, IP65, contactless, camera-free. Also reports breathing, occupancy and bed presence.

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Emergency call and alarm

Wireless emergency push buttons with a waterproof cover, sirens with battery backup, and customisable voice announcers — all logged with a timestamp and the responder.

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Pump room and plant

Pressure, flow and vibration on the plant that keeps the building habitable, so a failure is caught before it reaches a ward.

Why wireless works here

Why this approach fits

A temperature log is evidence. Every reading and every alarm is stored with a timestamp, so a batch decision can be traced to a record rather than a memory.

Privacy is a design constraint, not a setting. Occupancy and fall detection are anonymous by construction, which is why radar and ToF-based sensing is used rather than cameras.

Washroom data is a practical way to improve hygiene perception and patient satisfaction scores.

Next step

Book a site assessment

Tell us the building type, floor area, what systems are already installed, and what you need to solve. We will come back with an assessment.

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