Hygiena, a Warburg Pincus portfolio company specializing in rapid microbial detection, monitoring, and identification solutions, introduced the new EnSURE™ Touch Monitoring System. The EnSURE Touch is a next-generation monitoring system that collects, analyzes and reports data from multiple quality tests such as ATP, microorganisms, and enzymes, providing necessary data for audit and risk management.
The EnSURE Touch features the superior chemistry, sensitivity, and reliability enjoyed by Hygiena customers and incorporates innovative design and functionality upgrades including:
- Responsive 5" shatter-proof touch screen that works while wearing gloves.
- Re-designed user interface that functions like a smartphone and configures to fit any facility or network of facilities.
- Wi-Fi capabilities and wireless sync technology for secure data transfer to new cloud-based software.
- Collection and storage of important testing data such as room number, line name, cleaner used, and more.
- Training remote teams with built-in screen sharing technology.
The EnSURE Touch is designed with its users in mind. Incorporating key design features and customization options, it is easily setup for industries like food and beverage manufacturing, healthcare, food service, hospitality, and many more. The EnSURE Touch is accompanied by the latest version of Hygiena’s SureTrend Data Analysis Software, SureTrend Cloud. The updated software is available in cloud-based or desktop formats and enables users to monitor, track, and trend testing results across one or multiple facilities, schedule automatic reports, and easily configure one or hundreds of monitoring systems from a single SureTrend account.
To find out more about the EnSURE™ Touch Monitoring System, please visit https://www.hygiena.com/food-and-beverage-monitoring-systems/ensuretouch-fb.html
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