Rees Scientific introduces LPA Wireless Solutions

Feb. 10, 2012 - PRLog -- Since 1982, Rees Scientific has been the industry standard for automated temperature monitoring in the pharmaceutical and research community.  With the launch of LPA Wireless Solutions, Rees Scientific is now offering a competitively priced yet highly reliable alternative to existing wireless and hard-wired monitoring solutions. LPA Wireless Solutions is a wireless temperature monitoring company that provides a reliable, cost-effective computerized system to protect valuable assets. It offers continuous monitoring, centralized data collection and simplified reporting. It is designed from the ground up to monitor critical equipment and areas 24/7/365.

“Our research showed that there was a need of a product that used the Rees technology and experience in a smaller scale.  As a result we designed a product that’s reliable, easy to install and economical. With the launch of the LPA Wireless Solutions, we hope to provide our new customers with a dependable, simple to use yet cost-effective wireless temperature monitoring solution,” said Michael Hanssens, Director of Business Development of LPA Wireless Solutions.

For additional information on LPA Wireless Solutions, Please contact Gagan Kaur at Info@lpawireless.com.

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LPA Wireless Solutions is a wireless temperature monitoring company that provides a reliable, cost-effective computerized system to protect your valuable assets. It offers continuous monitoring, centralized data collection and simplified reporting. It is wirelessly designed from the ground up to monitor critical equipment and areas 24/7/365. It monitors critical parameters such as temperature, humidity, differential Pressure, light control, etc in vital equipment such as stability chambers, LN2 tanks, refrigerators, freezers, ultra-low freezers, incubators, etc. A single system can monitor a diverse facility with multiple locations while providing instant data access and sophisticated analysis right from your desktop computer. Alarm notifications can be sent through telephone, text messages as well as e-mail.