[Case Study] Miura City Hall, Kanagawa Prefecture - Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring System
Ultra-low temperature freezer monitoring (deep freezer) solution
Safely Storing Vaccines! Introduction of Measures to Prevent Accidental Disposal of COVID-19 Vaccines
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring Solution" used by the Miura City Hall in Kanagawa Prefecture. <Before System Implementation> There were times when we were worried about temperature anomalies in the cold storage during nights and holidays, prompting us to check in person. The only method available was visual inspection on-site. <Implementation Effects> During power outages, the system operated, ensuring power supply to each freezer, allowing us to store vaccines without compromising quality. Additionally, being able to check temperature and power anomalies anytime and from anywhere using smartphones or PCs reduced the mental burden on staff and led to a reduction in the time spent on management tasks and improved operational efficiency. 【Freezers Monitored at Miura City Hall】 - One unit from Japan Freezer Co., Ltd. and one unit from PHC Corporation. *For more details, please refer to the product PDF or contact us. *Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring Solution https://www.ipros.jp/product/detail/2000637388 <Note 1> For a 270W freezer, with a standard configuration (one additional battery unit), backup is possible for 2 hours and 45 minutes. With the maximum configuration (two additional battery units), backup can last for 5 hours and 5 minutes.
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The "Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring Solution" is a system that monitors temperature abnormalities and power supply issues in refrigerators, freezers, and ultra-low temperature freezers (such as deep freezers) used for storing COVID-19 vaccines. It contributes to the prevention of vaccine disposal incidents caused by power outages, equipment failures, malfunctions, and human errors. This system features thorough automation with automatic monitoring, automatic reporting, and automatic switching to emergency power, reducing the burden on administrators and enabling safe and reliable responses. It is compatible with various manufacturers' refrigerators and freezers. #PowerOutage #PlugDisconnection #DoorLeftOpen #EquipmentFailure #TemperatureAbnormality #Breaker *It is compatible with ultra-low temperature freezers (-75°C deep freezers) for Pfizer vaccines, low-temperature freezers (-20°C) for Takeda/Moderna vaccines, and other freezers and refrigerators. (It can also be repurposed for refrigerators used for storage after thawing.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. *Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer Monitoring (Deep Freezer) Solution https://www.ipros.jp/product/detail/2000637388
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【Purpose】 ■Monitors the temperature and power anomalies of various freezers used to store the new coronavirus vaccine, issuing alerts in case of emergencies and enabling immediate countermeasures. It is compatible with ultra-low temperature freezers for Pfizer vaccines (-75°C deep freezers), low-temperature freezers for Takeda Moderna vaccines (-20°C), and other freezers and refrigerators. (It can also be repurposed for storage refrigerators after thawing.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Configuration device: WD100 series (master unit) LoRa wireless, LAN compatible, manages up to 32 units *Separate HWD100N32-K5 required
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Configuration device: WD100 series (thermocouple sensor) 5 years maintenance WD100-DFT1-5Y / WD100-DFT2-5Y
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Configuration Equipment: Dedicated UPS for DFS (with one additional battery) 5-year maintenance / Cold storage power monitoring
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Configuration device: Warning light 3-layer 3-color LED light *Separate 5-year maintenance
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SMART-View-Cloud is a subsystem specialized in the utilization of the WD100 series, designed for LoRa wireless data collection, monitoring, and display. By saving and graphing output data from each sensor, it visualizes data from the past to the present, providing customers with the information they need.
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At ISAI, we offer a range of monitoring solutions including network warning lights (Keiko-chan / Meru Maru-kun), network monitoring, contact monitoring, PDUs, and network UPS, as well as IoT solutions for agriculture, distribution, factory automation, food, pharmaceuticals, education, and healthcare utilizing LoRa wireless communication. In the UNIX era of the 1990s, we developed an automatic shutdown device as a countermeasure for shutdown processing troubles. Subsequently, we focused on the development of network-related devices centered around Embedded Linux, and in the 2000s, we announced various networked devices and integrated management solutions. Even now, through unique products such as intelligent UPS, network warning lights, and LoRa wireless-enabled sensing systems, we provide advanced technology in a safe and easy-to-use manner, contributing to the enhancement of IT infrastructure. Additionally, ISAI leverages its achievements in server power management and automated system operations in large-scale core systems to offer a wide range of system operation technologies, including remote monitoring, equipment control, and the operation, monitoring, and management of power supplies (including UPS) via network.
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