The Senior Vice President for Research and Research Facilities have completed a multi-year project to improve equipment and environment monitoring in research labs. The migration of research equipment to the Aeroscout Monitoring System has been accomplished.

All research equipment monitored by Fire/Public Safety will be disconnected by Nov. 30. Note that the Fire/Public Safety System cannot trace all equipment. If you are unsure of your equipment’s monitoring status, please email Craige Mazur as soon as possible for verification.

Aeroscout monitors ultra-low temperature freezers, liquid nitrogen systems, CO2 fail-over switches, cold rooms and other equipment that requires temperature, humidity or voltage monitoring.

Aeroscout benefits:

• wireless monitoring available across campus
• custom temperature/humidity thresholds
• email, text, phone alerts
• scheduled and on-demand reporting
• transferability between equipment
• mobile equipment tracking

If you would like to add monitoring/alarming to equipment, please visit the Aeroscout site on O2.