Avidity Science software

Your research and resources are precious assets. But what happens when you’re away from the lab? Pulse Critical Monitoring & Control gives you the flexibility of a fully configurable monitoring system that’s right for you and your peace of mind. Pulse provides : Secure, real-time data monitoring, collection, and alarm notification via email or phone. Anywhere access with a web enabled device. Wired sensors available with NIST Compliance. Reports generated on schedule and emailed to your notification list.

Maintaining consistency and eliminating variables in the animal laboratory requires close environmental monitoring. Fluctuations in temperature, humidity, airflow, air pressure, and water supply can compromise animal welfare and require immediate attention. As part of our comprehensive environmental monitoring system, your staff can receive notification when problems begin to occur; being alerted by phone, fax, pager, instant message, text message, and e-mail as well as an audio alarm. The alarming system operates in compliance with accepted laboratory regulations and creates a centrally located audit trail of both alarms and the actions taken. The audit trail then allows data to be retrieved easily for analysis, reporting, viewing or regulatory inspection.

Secure. Protect. Automate. Report. The Edstrom Watchdog System does it all. Monitor access, temperature, humidity, lighting, and watering system functions for every room in your facility easily and accurately with this turnkey system.

Defining the Who and When of an Animal Room Entrance. Who do you want in contact with your laboratory animals? What times of day is it appropriate for staff to enter these and other critical environments? How do you identify the person trying to gain access? Watchdog Access Control helps you manage animal room traffic by controlling who enters and when. By securing doors with magnetic or electric strike locks and providing staff with their own personal identification number (PIN), you can protect sensitive research studies from accidents, contamination, and tampering.