Why vCloud Tech?Monnit IoT systems will observe many things like hospital refrigerator system, air quality or pressure and alert you if something is off with important operations in your health care facilities.

The medical field is a constantly changing tapestry. Monnit Internet of Things (IoT) solution allows you to improve the effectiveness if you’re a facility director, supervisor, manager, or director of a healthcare institution. With Monnit remote monitoring sensors for clinics and hospitals, you can see what’s happening in your medical facilities. In addition, it assists you in transforming sensor data that is gathered from condition monitoring to advanced analytics, improving the effectiveness and care of health facilities.

Monnit picks the most crucial concerns you have and saves them to your smartphone, such as the functions of the health facility, the hospital fridge or monitoring the temperature of your vaccine freezer. It allows you to handle all the compliance requirements for data logging from hospital and clinic temperature monitoring systems to door status monitoring and monitoring of water levels.

  • Monnit provides a standard and Digital wireless Temperature Sensor which can monitor temperatures.
  • Monnit Wireless Open-Closed Sensor monitors restricted or semi-restricted areas for you; excellent for monitoring operations, medical storage scrub, and sterile and pharmaceutical supplies.
  • Place a Wireless Water Detection Plus Sensor near the location of frequent leaks to identify water at the first indication of trouble.
  • Monnit Wireless air quality PM Meter monitors PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 levels in the air. This is crucial to limit the risk of airborne viruses and harmful bacteria.
  • An HVAC system is essential to reducing infection rates and increasing comfort for hospital patients, capable of reading air pressure from 500 Pa to -500 Pa. If indoor air quality is on your agenda, Monnit can assist you.

  • Variety of sensors: 

Wide variety of sensors is employed to monitor your medical monitor system.

  • Remote monitoring:

Remote monitoring via sensor wireless and online Monnit services.

Near-real-time alerts are delivered via text, email or even voice messages when the circumstances indicate assets are at risk, like machines, perishable goods, or any other resource.

  • Great wireless range:

The enhanced RF communications platform offers a more excellent wireless range for large coverage areas.

  • Global RF frequencies:

The wireless devices work at the frequency of 900 MHz.

  • Low power, long-lasting:

Outstanding power management.

Ten plus years of power using two AA batteries or an industrial lithium battery (5 plus years when operated by a coin-cell battery).

  • Portability:

When equipment is removed or added to the work area, the sensors change the asset record accordingly or save it for use.

  • Monnit Secure encryption using Encrypt-RF:

Security integrated on the level of banks (256-bit exchange and AES-128 CTR for all communications).

  • Superior wireless range:

One thousand feet or more of non-line-of-sight is between 12 and 14 walls.

  • Simple to use:

The user-friendly interface makes it easier to manage the management of the system.

  • Low cost:

Affordable wireless sensors. Free sensors monitor online and receive a notification.

  • Easy Installation:

Installation takes only a couple of minutes.

The wireless sensors from Monnit are ready to be taken straight out of their box.

No previous experience in technology is required to set sensors in networks (install sensors in desired areas and then turn them off).            

  • Memory for data onboard:

You can keep up to 512 reads per sensor. The storage capacity can last for weeks, days, and even months’ worth of stamped logs of data.

  • Future-proof investment:

“Over the air” (OTA) update allows devices to update remotely

  • 100% comprehensive solution:

No additional hardware, software or subscriptions need a monthly fee.

Monnit provides peace of mind to healthcare professionals across the globe. There’s plenty of tension at work. Let some of that weight off your shoulders and leave your health and well-being in Monnit Wireless Sensors. Monnit sensors for healthcare monitoring will notify users when temperatures are not within the proper range, the machine’s power is reduced, equipment breaks down or is not functioning correctly, high humidity, air quality is affected, and much more. With such a wide range of sensors, it’s possible to monitor various things from one platform and even a mobile device. Combine IoT sensors, gateways software, and IoT sensors using Monnit Remote.

80+ sensors:

Monitor important conditions.

Wireless Gateways:

Transfer information from the software.

Software Choices:

Remote access to dashboards/ alerts.

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FAQs

Healthcare professionals anticipate a rise in remote program as more hospitals and health systems use technology to monitor patients remotely.

IoT devices can automatically gather health data from patients who are not physically present in a healthcare institution, removing the need for patients to travel to the providers or collect it themselves. These metrics include heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and more.

IoT devices tagged with sensors track the real-time location of medical equipment such as wheelchairs, defibrillators, nebulizers, oxygen pumps and other monitoring equipment. In addition, the medical staff’s deployment at different locations monitors by IoT Real-time analysis.

In addition to the ISM 900MHz (902-928MHz) band, Monnit’s ALTA Wireless Sensor networks also use the 868MHz, 433MHz, and 940MHz radio frequencies.

Monnit’s ALTA wireless solutions use its Encrypt-RF bank-level security, including an AES-128 CTR for all data transmissions and a 256-bit exchange to create a unique global key. All communication points—from the sensor to the gateway, the gateway to the program, and vice versa to maintain security.

IoT in the healthcare sector ensures improved patient safety, hospital asset management (including pharmacy inventory control), environmental monitoring, humidity control, and temperature regulation.

In the next 15 to 20 years, the telehealth sector might save up to $700 billion by utilizing contemporary technologies for remote patient care and digital health solutions. It would decrease the doctor’s daily hospital visits and allow them to access electronic medical records from anywhere.