Boomerang Laboratory Parameter Logging & Alarm

Description

Boomerang offers a range of benefits to help with the quality assurance of your laboratory.  A cloud based solution to enable the users to access individual equipment from anywhere there is an internet connection.  From Fridges to Dewars and Incubators to heated surfaces our system is fully in synergy with your facility.

Design

Each unit within the facility that you wish to be connected to can have parameters set that the system constantly monitors environmental status or equipment alarm status.  These are logged over time for review and can be used for quality control.  Deviations from the user settings are alarmed in a hierarchy fashion to enable the customers team response to be customised as required.  

Our team are on hand to design and deliver this quality management system and give you the security system needed in a busy modern day laboratory.

Features

Parameters

Boomerang continuously logs the critical parameters such as:

• Temperature
• Humidity
• CO2
• O2
• Particle pressure
• Differential pressure
• VOCs
• Toxic gas, etc.

We use a range of probes and access ports to monitor your systems.  There is very little we have not experienced and most laboratory situations have already been catered for. 

Outputs

The system sends real-time alarms either as a 

Call, Email or SMS

An onsite visual (light) and audible alarm can be added as user requires

Additionally the alarm structure can be designed as such to escalate the alarms should they go un acknowledged after a set criteria.

An audit can be scheduled and emailed to the admin for review on a fixed schedule so that they are updated on equipment performance over time. 

Quality Management

The Boomerang system is developed according to Quality Management Systems, Good Lab Practice and FDA CFR21 part II, which are an absolute necessity to meet the quality assurance requirements for monitoring and safety.

The entire Laboratory or individual areas can be monitored as required.  Synergy conduct a comprehensive laboratory review and scope exercise to ensure all user requirements and safety parameters are met.

Upon completion of the review a thorough plan is out to install the system with minimal disruption to the Laboratory and procedures.  The calibration of the system is completed alongside the training and the user is left with the skills to use and adapt the system to suit their practice and SOP