Vaccine Transport and Storage Monitoring
End to End Monitoring from Factory to Immunization
- NIST calibrated, certified temperature sensors
- Live monitoring of vaccines in transit
- Minimize lost vaccines through temperature excursions
What goes wrong on the way to the patient?
Pick a problem and play the journey. Shipment SHP-1048 travels from the manufacturer to the person receiving the vaccine, and its temperature record travels with it.
The journey plays from the factory to the patient. When something goes wrong it plays out in four steps: the logger detects it, your team gets the alert, the camera shows it where there is one, and what to do next.
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Regulatory requirements and good practice determine that monitoring of your drug storage environment is critical. Many vaccines and drugs require storage between 2°C and 8° (35.6°F to 46.4°F). Some mRNA based vaccines require ultra low temperatures of down to -90°C.
The AKCP pharmaceutical and vaccine delivery monitoring solution can track shipments from factory to delivery, and the end user. Granular visibility of your pharmaceutical cold chain down to individual vial.
Wireless temperature sensors with calibration check and failover act as dataloggers and synch data to Quicklime Pharma-Mon Server.
NIST Wireless Temperature Sensor Monitoring for Vaccine Storage

Place the NIST calibrated, certified temperature sensor with internal calibration check and failover on your shipment, inside your warehouse or medical refrigerator. Monitor temperature and log data internally. Anytime the sensor is within range of an AKCP sensorProbe+ Wireless Tunnel Server (SP-WTS) data is synchronised and uploaded to AKCPro Pharma-Mon Server.
Install SP-WTS at strategic points through your vaccine cold chain. Connect via WiFi, Ethernet or cellular data. For live monitoring during transport, such as inside refrigerated trucks, GPS option is available.
Through this visibility of the whole supply chain you can minimize temperature excursions and ineffective vaccines.
