Don’t just trust what we say – read what our customers think. Find out how our measurement solutions work in practice and contribute every day to helping customers with a wide range of activities in every conceivable industry.
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Mapping ensures the right climate for pharmaceutical shipping
At Arlanda Airport, Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) works to ensure that pharmaceuticals and other sensitive goods are stored in the right temperature environments before and after air freight. Temperature mapping in terminals and trailers has helped WFS create stable storage and transportation climates that future-proof cargo handling.
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Tor can adjust ventilation three times faster
With over 20 years of experience in the industry, ventilation technician Tor Halvorsen knows the importance of reliable measuring equipment for effective adjustments. He has been using the Celsicom V600 for just over a year. The results have been unequivocal: less time and more precise airflows, smoother operation and significant energy savings.
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New measurement system future-proofs Oriola’s drug management
To meet stringent regulatory requirements while future-proofing its operations, Oriola has chosen to replace its legacy monitoring system with the testo Saveris 1 measurement system. The system, installed at the company’s two sites in Mölnlycke and Enköping, plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal temperatures and humidity in the environments where sensitive medicines and health products are stored.
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The development journey continues for ‘bread of opportunity’
In environments where Testo loggers carefully monitor the climate, the development of the versatile flatbread continues.
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Concrete computer facilitates casting of the West Link
Construction of the West Link is underway above and below ground around Gothenburg.
At the Kallebäck exit west of the E6, concrete engineer Frida Mesch and her colleagues at NCC are busy pouring concrete inside and outside the southern tunnel mouth of the rail link.
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Remote monitoring helps municipalities cut costs
Since 2016, energy engineer Billy Axelsson has been using data loggers from the Celsicom measurement system to remotely monitor various indoor climates in Kil municipality’s buildings. The loggers enable more efficient work and reduce energy consumption and the risk of costly breakdowns.
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Easy climate monitoring in scattered churches
The Church of Sweden Örebro Pastorate actively monitors the indoor climate in a large number of churches and office buildings. As part of this work, building technician Johan Asplund uses Celsicom loggers.
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Enhanced climate monitoring of priceless objects
An important part of the work of conservators Augusta Persson and Ann-Sofie Stjernlöf is to take preventive measures to ensure that the historical objects in the museums’ care are not damaged. At the Livrust Chamber, remote monitoring of temperature and humidity is being strengthened. The same applies to the Swedish Museum of the Holocaust, where there is also a special focus on light measurements.
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Measurement technology important piece of the puzzle in Vitrolife’s expansion
There is an increasing demand for IVF treatments worldwide. This means that the medtech company Vitrolife’s growth journey continues. A key prerequisite for further expansion is continuous, safe and accurate climate monitoring in a wide range of environments.
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“The measuring equipment makes it easier and more efficient for me to do all the cooling jobs.”
Cooling technician William Giorgi regularly reviews systems and associated technologies to ensure the right climate in cleanrooms and warehouses at medtech company Wellspect HealthCare. An important part of the job going forward is to create sustainable cooling solutions.
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Smart concrete measurement streamlines construction of maternity hospitals
HA Bygg is literally laying the foundation for a new maternity hospital at Östra Sjukhuset in Gothenburg. A yellow smart concrete computer helps supervisor Fredrik Daun and his crew keep track of when castings have reached the right strength, saving a lot of valuable time.
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Mission: ensuring the correct temperature of medicines during transport
Djurfarmacia in Trollhättan delivers large quantities of medicines to private individuals, animal breeders, veterinarians and animal hospitals around the country. To ensure that the cold chain is maintained throughout and the right temperature vaccines and medicines reach their recipients, extensive validation of the climates of different transport boxes is carried out.
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Secret cooling jobs with proven measuring instruments
Lasse Andersson likes to think a few times and create special solutions for cooling. Measurements and calibrations of instruments have been an important part of his long career. In his retirement, Lasse now helps the Swedish military with cooling installations and measurements – often using Testo instruments from the 1990s.
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Safe temperatures important for leading lubricant producer
In a state-of-the-art facility in Västerhaninge, FUCHS Lubricants Sweden AB produces 38,000 tons of lubricants annually for customers throughout the Nordic region. Accurate temperature measurement is essential in both the laboratory and in manufacturing. As part of ensuring high quality in all parts of the business, some 50 sensors are calibrated each year by Nordtec.
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“With Celsicom we can ensure optimum dehydration climates”
There is growing interest in logging the climate in different environments. This is according to Axel Arleij, moisture expert at Raksystems (formerly Dry-IT), which helps construction and real estate companies to monitor the building climate and investigate the indoor climate. A large number of Celsicom boxes are used to measure temperature and humidity.
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Blower doors for energy-efficient houses
With powerful fans in door panels – known as Blower Doors – Olle Syrén controls
at AEM Byggkonsult the airtightness of residential and commercial buildings. Partly because
to confirm developers’ energy calculations and to detect any air leakage.
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Climate monitoring in sensitive indoor environments worldwide
Smart Wi-Fi data loggers from Testo have been trusted over the years to monitor the climate in many sensitive indoor environments. Here are some of the many famous and prestigious environments where these connected, reliable and discreet loggers keep a close eye on the right indoor climate in different spaces.
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Accurate moisture measurement is essential in fine carpentry.
For cabinetmaker Alexander Wikström, the right moisture content in wood is crucial. Before Alexander starts processing wood material, he checks that it has reached its target moisture content. To do this, the carpenter uses the handy and easy-to-use testo 616 moisture meter.
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Flood alarms and temperature logging
For Mikroponent AB in Värnamo, high production reliability is important. This is why the sheet metal specialist has been using the Celsicom remote monitoring system for many years to keep track of temperature and humidity and avoid overheating and flooding in production.
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Damage assessments with Celsicom
Peter Ornsäter of Husexperten Fastighetskonsult AB has been investigating the causes of moisture and mold damage in houses for many years. One of Peter’s key tools is the Celsicom measuring equipment.
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Celsicom enables perfect alignment of temperatures
The real estate company Brinova has been using measurement equipment from Celsicom for several years to adjust temperatures in all types of properties. Ulf Alexandersson, an energy coordinator at Brinova, highlights how much easier and faster he can perform these measurement jobs compared to before.
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How Fujirebio meets stringent temperature control requirements
Fujirebio has 50 years of experience in providing in vitro diagnostic (IVD) solutions, from development and manufacturing to selling robust IVD products worldwide. Throughout the business, there are strict requirements to ensure that all medical raw materials are stored at exactly the right temperature at all times. To meet these legal requirements, Fujirebio uses the testo Saveris monitoring system. 1
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Mapping ensures the right temperatures in the pet pharmacy
In 2007, Djurfarmacia started wholesaling. Soon there was a shop selling personal care products for animals and a veterinary clinic. Three years later, they also received permission to open the Apotek Trollet animal pharmacy. In order to comply with legal requirements that medicines are stored at the right temperatures, Djurfarmacia has commissioned a so-called mapping of the premises.
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The right climate in sensitive environments at the Art Museum
Halland Art Museum is beautifully located next to Nissan and Norre Katts Park in Halmstad. Here visitors can enjoy exhibitions and exciting events. A few years ago the museum underwent a major refurbishment. The house was renovated and an extension added with the entrance facing the city. As part of this work, the museum invested in measuring equipment to monitor temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide and light in different spaces.
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Balancing heating and ventilation in hospitals
Operation technician Martin Lundin works with the indoor climate at the hospital in Västerås but also at the hospitals in Fagersta, Sala and Köping in Region Västmanland. His constant challenge is to create comfortable indoor environments for both healthcare professionals and patients while keeping energy consumption low.
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Measurement boxes save valuable time for Ocab and customers
Ocab has been around since 1964 and is a nationwide company with broad expertise in remediation, moisture and the built environment. Since its inception, the business concept has been to help customers save value in the event of damage caused mainly by fire and water. Ocab is constantly exploring new technologies and methods. For some time now, around 100 measuring boxes from the Celsicom Easy Connect monitoring system have been tested in the Stockholm area.
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pH important for world-class hard cheese
Almnäs Bruk in Hjo on the western shore of Lake Vättern produces Sweden’s oldest cheese brand and hard cheese that is among the best in the world. The farm dairy has increased production rates to meet growing demand from customers around the world.
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Wind turbine towers made of natural carbon fiber
Gothenburg-based Modvion is challenging the wind power industry with a patented concept for modular towers made of laminated, curved plywood from Nordic spruce. Nordtec has provided Celsicom products in the development phase. Wood Technology Company CEO Otto Lundman talks about the benefits of all-wood wind towers, why height matters and what the vision is.
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The right ingredients ensure great baked goods
Credin’s customized margarines, delicious coffee bread fillings, and easy-to-use bread and cake mixers help many bakeries maintain consistently high quality baked goods.
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Remotely monitored environments hold the medicines of the future
ClinStorage has found a growing niche in the pharmaceutical industry. In meticulously controlled warehouses, they store the medicines of the future. The company uses the validated testo Saveris 1 computerized remote monitoring system to ensure that any temperature changes in refrigerators and freezers can be detected and acted upon quickly.
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“The ease of use and the camera are gold”
Almost ten years ago, Johannes Öberg switched from being a shop salesman to a service technician in ventilation. He hasn’t regretted it for a second. We caught up with Johannes to talk about the varied challenges of the job, ‘airborne’ and his love of testo 400.
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Mapping helps Strömberg grow
The Nordic logistics company Strömberg is aiming for expansion in medical technology. With the help of mapping of temperature levels, so-called mapping, carried out by Nordtec, Strömberg has acquired knowledge about how to create a perfect indoor climate that meets the high demands of both customers and authorities.
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NCC has full control over the casting of the Centralen underground station
Simply and safely without interference. This is how Ida Alexandersson and Staffan Johansson review the yellow measurement boxes from the Celsicom Easy Connect measurement system used to remotely monitor the casting of an underground train station.
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40th anniversary of good cheerleaders
Since 1982, Almondy has been spreading the joy of coffee with its frozen cakes. The Daimt cake, which has been around for over 20 years, remains the company’s best seller worldwide. To ensure a high quality of both raw materials and finished baked goods, Almondy has a strong focus on reliable temperature monitoring at all stages.
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Casting of railway sleepers goes like clockwork
Bengt Johansson and his colleagues at Sateba, a manufacturer of concrete grinders for railroad tracks, have been using two Celsicom TC603s for a year to monitor the strength of castings. Bengt’s verdict on these yellow “concrete computers”: a very affordable and simple measurement solution with impressive battery life and unbeatable reliability.
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Robust logs ensure vital sterile processes
– They are very durable and easy to use. And it’s quicker to read temperatures than any other equipment I’ve tried.
So says Magnus Björklund of MECQ about the testo 190 autoclave loggers he uses to validate sterilization processes in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. -
Gives you the whole picture and makes any job easier
For Erik Eskilsson at HSB, a really sharp thermal imaging camera is an indispensable tool for quickly tackling different jobs. “A camera like the testo 883 is a must for us to be able to quickly locate any sources of heat or cold loss.”
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Damn, what a simple solution to monitor the ice cream warehouse
Kronobergs Kylteknik sees great potential for Celsicom Easy Connect in the food industry. It is a very affordable extra security for many different food companies, says refrigeration technician Marcus Danielsson. One of them is Lohilo, which has two smart meter boxes monitoring its 1,200 square meter main freezer warehouse of protein ice cream, including the best-selling Damn.
