EasyLog | EL-WiFi-VAC2

353,99 ex. tax

Dual Channel WiFi Vaccine Monitoring Kit

EL-WiFi-VAC2
EL-WiFi-VAC2 353,99 ex. tax

The EL-WiFi-VAC2 allows remote vaccine monitoring and data collection over a WiFi network, viewable from any internet enabled device including smartphone, tablet or PC using the PraxasCloud service. Set-up high and low alarms and receive instant email alerts when temperatures become too hot or cold in the fridge or freezer. The dual channel EL-WiFi-VAC2 can measure two areas at the same time – two areas of the same refrigerator, two refrigerators or perhaps a refrigerator and freezer at the same time.

The device will store data internally if it loses WiFi connection and automatically uploads it to the Cloud once reconnected.

Use the PraxasCloud Apps for Android and Apple to easily setup your device and access your data anytime, anywhere.

This product meets and exceeds CDC standards for vaccine monitoring.

This product complies with BS EN 12830:2018 (Temperature recorders for the transport, storage, and distribution of temperature-sensitive goods).

Measurement Range -40 to +60°C (-40 to +140°F)
Accuracy (Typical) ±0.1°C (±0.2°F)
Logging Rate User selectable between 10 seconds and 12 hours
Battery Life 6 Months
Calibration Certificate Supplied at 2 and 8°C

 

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Why am I not receiving emails for my Cloud alerts?

If you are not receiving email notifications for cloud alerts this could be because;

You may have unsubscribed from the mailing list. You can reset this on the cloud account page or by contacting us through the support page.
Your company may have our email address blocked from their system as part of their policy. You may need to ask for permission to allow the emails to be received.
You may not have emails notifications correctly set up. Please watch this tutorial on how to set up notifications.

Why will my device not connect to the wireless network?

You can perform the following steps to help with this issue:

Basic Checks:

1) Check that the password being entered is correct.

2) Make sure that the SSID name does not contain spaces or other special characters.

3) Check that your network has an internet connection.

4) Check that the device is in range of the router.

5) 2.4GHz network supporting 802.11b, g or n is required. 5GHz networks are not supported.

Advanced Network Checks:

6) TCP Port 14354 is open for outbound traffic throughout your network and firewall.

7) Ensure MAC filtering is not switched on, or if it is switched on the device’s MAC address is included in the list of known devices.

8) Check that the DHCP service is running. This allows the device to be allocated an IP Address. Normally, the DHCP service runs in either your router or on a network server. Make sure that the configured DHCP IP address range allows the addition of new devices, if not extend the range.

9) If your wireless network uses WPA Enterprise authentication, make sure that the correct authentication type is selected during set-up from the drop-down box. Only the types listed are supported.

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