Environmental monitoring of temperature, humidity and CO₂

Real-time Monitoring for Laboratories and Cleanrooms

Effective monitoring is essential for ensuring safety, compliance and reliable results. With our laboratory monitoring and cleanroom monitoring solutions, you can continuously monitor critical environmental factors, equipment and air quality. This means that any deviations are detected immediately, allowing you to take swift action before processes, samples or products are put at risk.
     

What do we monitor? 
Laboratories and cleanrooms require continuous monitoring of critical environmental factors and equipment. Our monitoring systems record key measurement data in real time and issue immediate alerts when values fall outside set limits.

Our systems monitor, amongst other things:

  • Temperature
  • Humidity
  • Pressure differentials
  • CO₂ / O₂ levels
  • Air velocity
  • Particle concentrations
  • Equipment usage
  • Door movements
  • Environmental conditions in multiple rooms and departments


By centrally recording this data, a comprehensive overview of the conditions within your laboratory or cleanroom is created. This supports quality assurance, compliance and process traceability. 

 

Monitoring of laboratory equipment

In addition to the environment, laboratory equipment also plays a crucial role in ensuring consistent results.  The modular SYCL monitoring system can be used to monitor, amongst other things, the status and usage of equipment such as:

  • Incubators
  • Refrigerators
  • Freezers
  • Water baths
  • Storage rooms
  • Doors and access control


The system records changes and usage patterns and can automatically generate alarms when anomalies occur. This reduces the risk of sample damage, loss of valuable materials or process disruptions. 

 

Air quality monitoring

Good air quality is essential for a safe working environment and reliable research results. Erlab’s Halo Sense Smart continuously monitors your air quality. Sensors measure various air parameters in real time and issue immediate alerts in the event of anomalies.

  • Benefits of air quality monitoring:
  • Continuous monitoring of critical air parameters
  • Immediate alerts in the event of anomalies
  • Insights via smart applications
  • Remote access
  • Support for a safe working environment


Real-time insights enable you to take swift action before air quality issues affect staff, processes or research results. 

 

Monitoring of hazardous vapours

Laboratories regularly have to deal with volatile organic compounds (VOCs), formaldehyde and other potentially harmful vapours. Erlab’s Halo C Smart purifies the air directly at source and captures harmful vapours before they spread throughout the laboratory.

Key benefits:

  • Capture of chemical vapours at source
  • Highly efficient filtration and purification
  • Protection of staff
  • Improved air quality
  • Support for laboratory safety and compliance


When combined with real-time monitoring, this provides a comprehensive solution for both monitoring and controlling air quality within laboratories and cleanrooms. 

 

Why choose real-time laboratory monitoring?

Modern monitoring systems allow you to maintain control over your laboratory environment, equipment and air quality.  This helps you to:

Detect anomalies more quickly

  • Minimise risks
  • Protect valuable samples
  • Optimise processes
  • Support compliance and quality assurance
  • Achieve reliable and reproducible results


Thanks to wired and wireless configurations, solutions are scalable and suitable for laboratories, cleanrooms, production environments and research facilities, regardless of size. 

 

Erlab Air quality sensor

Simple and safe

Erlab Air purifier station

Combat toxic chemical emissions

Hettich Sycl

Monitoring more than just temperature

FAQ

Yes. Systems such as SYCL enable modular, real-time monitoring of multiple rooms, departments or buildings from a single system. 

No, when you purchase SYCL, you are charged a one-off software licence fee. Additional software licence fees may only be charged in the event of, for example, system upgrades. 

Laboratory monitoring involves the continuous monitoring of environmental factors, equipment and air quality within a laboratory. Real-time insight into measurement readings enables anomalies to be detected quickly.
 

Cleanroom monitoring involves monitoring environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, pressure, air velocity and particle concentrations in order to maintain the desired conditions within a cleanroom. 

Monitoring systems can record, amongst other things, temperature, humidity, pressure, CO₂ and O₂ levels, air velocity, particle concentrations and equipment usage. A monitoring system also helps to ensure compliance with ISO standards.