Complying with regulations for controlled environments requires multiple layers of monitoring. One key aspect is measuring air parameters separately from the building’s ventilation system, which has its own monitoring instruments. This secondary layer serves two purposes: detecting potential ventilation system issues and quickly assessing air quality in critical areas like exhaust hoods and isolation chambers.

To perform this task, we offer data loggers—autonomous devices with substantial internal memory and built-in batteries. These loggers continuously monitor air quality in specific zones and can operate as a network to provide a comprehensive overview of the room’s air quality and ventilation performance.

Our compact, portable, and easy-to-use data loggers are designed for quick installation and long-term operation. They offer the flexibility to download readings wirelessly or via USB to accompanying software, enabling the generation of detailed measurement reports. These instruments are ideal for creating long-term mapping studies, checking air parameter consistency across a space, and monitoring regulated environments over extended periods.