4 key applications of the Saveris 2 system

Monitoring temperature and humidity can be crucial in some industries, whether it's to ensure the integrity of sensitive goods, guarantee processes are performed in the correct conditions or that surroundings stay stable.

The testo Saveris 2 system is designed to measure temperature and humidity accurately through a sophisticated wireless data-logging platform that is compatible across a range of devices.

But what application areas are best supported using Saveris 2? Here are some of the most popular ways that businesses are implementing this innovative Testo system.

Maintaining building climates

The need for a stable temperature and humidity level is essential in some buildings where delicate, fragile or valuable objects are stored, such as museums and archives.

Saveris 2 collects data via wireless probes that can be installed across the site, and the system will set off an alarm when temperature or humidity benchmarks are exceeded.

Optimising food production and storage

Ensuring food is produced, stored and transported within certain temperature and humidity guidelines is required to meet legal hygiene standards and prevent safety concerns.

Saveris 2 complies with the EN12830 standard, enabling food producers to have confidence that their goods are always fresh and of the highest quality. Again, any breaches of temperature or humidity limits will trigger alarms.

Enhancing pharmaceutical processes

Many pharmaceutical products and processes are sensitive to temperature or humidity changes, such as cell cultures, blood and certain medicines. Quality parameters are extremely stringent in the sector, so businesses must continually monitor and document any measurements taken.

With Saveris 2, pharmaceutical firms can rest assured that their refrigerated and deep-freeze rooms are always at the right temperature and humidity, while also complying with the appropriate industry regulations.

Research and development

Much like the pharmaceutical industry, strict standards are expected when conducting research and development (R&D) projects. Hospitals, businesses and universities are just some of the organisations that regularly carry out R&D, and Saveris 2 can help them monitor sensitive machines and products.

The system can effectively track the temperature and humidity of climate cabinets, blood banks, incubators, test benches and refrigerators, among other applications. All the collected data is then stored centrally for later analysis and evaluation, so technicians can make any adjustments necessary to improve their research efforts.

These are just four areas where testo Saveris 2 can be implemented. For more information, please contact us to find out other ways you can use the system.