IN-WT004F1 Selsium temperature sensor with door alarm

Selsium Ward Monitor

Selsium Ward Monitor provides a simple to use audit system for hospital wards and clinics. Used as part of the Notion Pro or Hanwell Synergy wireless monitoring systems, Selsium Ward Monitor offers continuous temperature measurement of fridges and ward temperatures with immediate alarm notification to rectify any issues. Staff can be notified without accessing a PC, alarms are automatically fed to a designated ward printer. Selsium alarm print outs can be configured not only to show the fault, but also have a unique message printed – e.g. a likely root cause of the fault (“fridge door open”).

As part of the Hanwell Synergy or Notion Pro wireless data acquisition systems, Selsium Ward Monitor maintains all ward and fridge temperature information along with data logging back up in each transmitter in case of system interruption.

Selsium Ward Monitor System:

The Selsium Ward Monitor System comprises of the following products:

SE-NR001F1 Selsium data collection unit
SE-RP002F1 Signal Repeater units (if necessary)
Transmitter/Sensor units, from the following choices
- SE-TH001F1 Air temperature transmitter
- SE-THD01F1 Air temperature transmitter with door switch
- SE-TH002F1 Remote probe temperature transmitter
- SE-THD02F1 Remote probe temperature transmitter with door switch

Example Architecture of a Notion Pro system with Selsium Ward Monitor

Notion Pro typical Hospital Architecture

Along with alarm print offs, the Selsium SE-NR00F1 data collection unit includes an on board audible alarm. The alarm can be silenced with a single button and acknowledged (actioned) with another. The entire Selsium system is designed around simple, robust operation with no technical operator knowledge requirement.

Fluidic are the authorised partner of the IMC Group for Scotland and the North of England. Our instrumentation engineers are product trained and able to help with instrument selection within the full Hanwell and Notion Pro wireless systems. Please call either office for more information (Glasgow 0141 641 5920 or Warrington 01925 572401).