The AKCP sensorProbeX+ series is the new standard for professional sensor monitoring. Modular in construction, the SPX+ can be configured with the number of sensor ports, dry contacts, relays, and analog to digital inputs you need. Making remote access of the device simpler, AKCP has launched its Tunneling Cloud Service, enabling remote SPX+ web interface access through firewalls and without the need to configure port forwarding on your router.

Available to existing customers as a firmware update, the SP+ series of base units calculate dew point from temperature and humidity values. The input for the calculation is provided by an AKCP dual temperature and humidity sensor.

AKCP, the world’s oldest and largest supplier of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions have released their Wireless Tunnel™ Air Quality Sensor. Combining air particles, volatile organic compounds (VOC), temperature and humidity in a single sensor. Values are checked against user defined thresholds once every 10 seconds.

AKCP, the world’s oldest and largest supplier of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions has released a range of temperature sensors tailored for the needs of the cold chain industry. The sensors are the lowest layer of the Wireless Tunnel™ Architecture.

AKCP, the world’s oldest and largest supplier of networked wired and wireless sensor solutions has updated their sensorProbe product line. For the past 20 years, the sensorProbe series has been an industry benchmark. The sensorProbe is a mature, reliable network-enabled monitoring platform, compatible with a wide range of AKCP’s environmental, security, and power monitoring sensors.

AKCP Announces NIST Calibrated Temperature Sensors With Accuracy Check and Automatic Failover. The world’s oldest and largest supplier of network-enabled sensors releases an updated range of temperature sensors. The NIST2 sensors feature 2x NIST traceable, calibrated temperature sensors and an internal calibration integrity check. NIST4 sensors feature 4x NIST traceable, calibrated sensors with internal calibration integrity check and failover.

The COVID-19 vaccines coming from Pfizer and Moderna both require storage and transportation at low temperatures. The Pfizer vaccine is at -70°C +/- 10°C whereas Moderna requires -20°C. Both can be transferred to standard medical refrigerators for short periods of time. The latest COVID-19 vaccine to be announced from AstraZeneca requires less extreme temperatures and can be transported in the 2°C to 8°C range.