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Point Six Wireless Joins MesaLabs

Point Six Wireless, LLC (Point Six) is proud to announce the acquisition of its continuous monitoring business by Mesa Laboratories, Inc. (NASDAQ:MLAB) (Mesa). Read the full press release or our transition FAQs. “Working with a larger organization is an exciting opportunity for Point Six, and we’re committed to maintaining our customer relationships and providing uninterrupted hardware, software and Read more…

Point Six Wireless Launches CDC Compliant Temperature Sensor

Point Six Wireless introduced their latest wireless temperature sensor at HIMSS 2018. A battery powered, WiFi enabled, multichannel temperature sensor with a display was well received at the show. Vizzia Technologies will be the first to deploy the temperature sensors as part of the CDC Vaccine for Children guidelines. The Point Six Wireless temperature sensor meets Read more…

Executive Chef Applauds Secure-Temp Monitoring System

The best product promotion by far is the endorsement of a client with recognized expertise in their field. Executive Chef Jean-Claude Philon at the Grand Hyatt, DFW is one of those consummate professionals in the industry. Executive Chef Jean-Claude Philon applauds the Secure-Temp monitoring system for providing him with both time efficiencies and peace of Read more…

Secure Victory for Food Safety and Energy Savings

Victory Refrigeration elevates food safety technology to unparalleled levels with the introduction of Secure-Temp 1.0™ Technology. The global storage refrigeration leader since 1944 has earned a reputation unrivaled in the industry. Now, the Secure-Temp Technology leads Victory Refrigeration to the forefront of the industry in the advancement of food safety and energy savings. Foodservice professionals Read more…

SECURITY COMPANIES GAIN AN EDGE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

This is an excellent article by Peter Giacalone, president of Giacalone Associates LLC. Major players in the security market use Point Six Wireless sensors for temperature monitoring and detection of water leaks. These security companies gain competitive advantage and increased revenue while providing valuable protection for their clients. By Peter Giacalone ONE OF THE MAIN Read more…

FSMA. Learn The Rules.

Each year, one of every six people in the United States suffers from foodborne illness – that’s 48 million people per year. Over 100,000 require hospitalization, and thousands actually die from foodborne illness. FSMA is the FDA legislative mandate that transforms the food safety system from responding to outbreaks to a system that prevents outbreaks in Read more…

FSMA IS HERE. ARE YOU READY?

The first compliance date for the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has passed. It was September 19, 2016. The Act requires the entire food chain supply to implement standards in an effort to prevent foodborne illness. This first major compliance requires large manufacturers of human and animal food to meet preventive controls and Current Read more…

Are Your Critical Temperature Sensors Accurate and Calibrated?

Dust, illness humidity, lint and other environmental factors can over time affect the accuracy of even the most precise temperature sensor. Even a couple of degrees in some applications can have dire consequences. Take vaccine storage as just one example. Improperly stored vaccines lose their potency and become ineffective. Patients are not protected from disease Read more…

Our Addiction to Data Requires Enormous Energy. Point Six™ Wireless Sensors Offer A Solution.

Think about this; each time you do a google search, send an email, tweet, save a photo, or download music, you use data. Over 2.5 quintillion bytes per day – and growing. This rampant dependence on data is fueling an explosion in the growth of data centers. According to Redcentric, about 5.75 Million new servers Read more…

Breaking News – DOE Invests $19M to Improve Efficiency of Nation’s Buildings

Temperature sensors and controls play a leading role in the government’s newest efforts to improve building efficiency. $19M will fund 18 projects across multiple technology areas in an effort to reduce energy usage of buildings 30% by 2030. Buildings are the largest energy consumer in the nation—accounting for more than 40 percent of the nation’s Read more…