Ikhaya Automation Systems

Ikhaya Automation Systems are specialist leaders in Real Time Temperature Monitoring for Healthcare ,Pharmaceutical, Agriculture, Cold Chain, Refrigerated Vehicles, Fridge, Freezers, Cold Rooms, Server Rooms, & Industrial Applications. We provide a Remote Wireless Temperature Monitoring System, which in all essence is truly wireless from its sensors, communication to alerts. We utilise cutting edge technology to provide a real–time window into your business allowing you to monitor your critical variables from anywhere in the world via the internet. Completing the cold chain is what we do. The spin-off is increased quality control, reduced losses, more in-the-pocket Saving and reduced carbon footprint. No matter how simple or complex your problem, whether you are monitoring Cryogenic or Furnace Temperatures we will provide a solution with 0.1 to 0.5 degree accuracy.

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