Measuring points in the pharmacy
Seemoto includes wireless, battery-powered sensors placed at the desired measurement points, a base station that automatically transmits the measurement data and user IDs for an easy-to-use Internet-based service. A system installed in a pharmacy will most commonly include a single base station and sensors for ice and refrigerated cabinets. In addition, Seemoto room temperature sensors are typically also required for the shop floor, prescription box, warehouse and pharmacy robot. Many customers have also purchased Seemoto for temperature monitoring of pharmaceutical shipments. Seemoto measurements are taken every 5 minutes, automatically and reliably around the clock.
Temperature monitoring storage
The key device of theSeemoto wireless temperature sensor is suitable for all pharmacy temperature monitoring during the storage and preservation of pharmaceuticals. It can be used in the shop floor, prescription boxes, medicine booths, coolers and refrigerators. The temperature sensor can also be placed in the freezer if required. The dimensions of the device are 71 x 37 x 12 mm without backplate and 97 x 62 x 12 mm with backplate.
Temperature monitoring - transport
In addition to monitoring the temperature of medicines in the pharmacy, Seemoto can also be Seemoto to monitor the temperature of transport boxes during the journey from the pharmacy to the customer. Every five minutes, the temperature measuring device
Seemototemperature logger (TS-logger) is ideal for monitoring the transport of medicines. The dimensions of the device are 71 x 37 x 12 mm without backplate and 97 x 62 x 12 mm with backplate.
Calibration ensures self-monitoring is working
All Seemoto temperaturesensors are calibrated before delivery to the customer. Seemoto temperature sensors are calibrated according to EN13486 and humidity according to ASTM E104-02. Annual calibration can be obtained at the time of ordering or as an additional service afterwards. Calibration services >>
Medicine fridge
From GRAM's wide range of products, you can order from us the models that are best suited for pharmacies as medicine refrigerators.
Medicine cooler
You can now order Sofrigam Initial cold bags, optimised for transporting medicines and other healthcare products and for temperature control during transport. The included cooling and heating elements make it easy to regulate the temperature of the transport as required.
MULTIPLE
- The secure Seemoto is suitable for all pharmacy medicine storage and transport
- The Seemoto wireless Seemoto is a compact battery-powered device
- Seemoto includes the handling and reporting of incidents. Temperature reports are kept for 5 years.
REAL TIME
- Seemoto displays real-time status information anywhere, anytime
- Alerts by email or SMS on temperature anomalies
- Predicting the failure of refrigeration equipment
EASY TO USE
- Seemoto is a browser-based service. There is no need to install any software on your computer
- Easy-to-install system includes calibrated sensors and support for implementing periodic verification
- Seemoto automatically stores all data required by Fimea
New products
In addition to measuring temperature, Seemoto can also measure indoor air quality and calculate the number of visitors to the pharmacy.
Seemoto can be extended with additional configuration as follows:
- In addition to temperature and relative humidity, the IAQS (Indoor Air Quality Sensor) measures the carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds (TVOCs) and fine particulate matter (PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4 and PM10) in the indoor air.
- The PFC (People Flow Counter) sensor can be used to monitor and count the number of people entering and leaving the facility.
For more information on the additional services listed above, please contact our sales team.
How the system works
Seemoto data is hosted on Finnish servers and all data required by Fimea can be easily accessed through the service. Seemoto are delivered calibrated to the temperature at the site. Each device comes with a calibration certificate valid for two years.
The data measured by the sensors is transferred Seemoto via the base station device. The base station operates either via a mobile phone network or the pharmacy's Internet connection. Normally, one base station is sufficient to serve all the sensors in the pharmacy. In cases where the pharmacy premises are on two floors, a separate base station may be required on each floor to ensure connectivity.