Kaye Validator AVS Software 2.0

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape where Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies depend on accurate and reliable data, it is essential that reporting is streamlined and flexible.  With the introduction of their latest software version 2.0 for Validator AVS, Kaye proudly presents a significantly enhanced reporting tool with simplified User Management capabilities.

IRTD Display

Introducing the Kaye IRTD Display, a standalone interface with a touchscreen. This advanced display unit seamlessly connects with up to two Kaye IRTD Reference probes, offering real-time temperature data in a user-friendly format. Equipped with a 4.3" touch screen, the Kaye IRTD Display provides clear and intuitive readings for both IRTDs, allowing users to monitor temperature with ease.

HygroCal100 - Humidity Calibrator

The HygroCal100 provides a stable test chamber to quickly evaluate the performance of Kaye’s ValProbe RT Humidity Loggers or any relative humidity sensors across a wide range of 5 to 95% relative humidity. The intuitive design allows up to 8 probes or loggers under test to be easily sealed and immersed in the chamber. Typically the HygroCal100 is controlled by the ValProbe RT Software for automated Verification runs but alternatively the unit can also be controlled by the 4.3” LCD touch-screen, that runs a powerful UI, which displays all measured values from the reference along with a graphical trend indication of chamber stability. If not used with the Kaye ValProbe RT Loggers the HygroCal100l is also capable of automating complete validation procedures with ease, and providing a complete logged output in csv format straight to your USB memory device, to minimize the time you spend taking readings.

LN2 Comparator

The Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) Comparator is an easy-to-use device that allows for calibrations that need extremely low temperatures. Using the boiling point of liquid nitrogen, this comparator allows you to complete calibrations at -196 C in a semi-automated fashion in combination with Kaye Validators. 

Kaye ValProbe RT Humidity/Temperature Logger

The ValProbe RT logger with humidity and temperature sensors comes with RF technology to give users real-time data viewable on their Validation Console. With a humidity range of 15% to 95%, and a temperature range from 0°C to 70°C, this logger has a wide range of capabilities for temperature and humidity mappings.

Precision is paramount in the realm of Kaye products, making the choice between Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) and Thermocouples (TCs) is essential for accurate measurements. Let's dive into their long-term stability comparison.

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Kaye is excited to announce a strategic partnership with GAMP Services, a renowned distributor specializing in the distribution of cutting-edge technology and services within the Indian pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industry.

In a momentous occasion, Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, the Principal Secretary of the Industries & Commerce (I&C) and Information Technology (IT) Departments of the Telangana government, officially inaugurated our new Kaye office in Hyderabad.

When assessing the effectiveness of a sterilization process, calculating the lethality using the F0 method is crucial. One significant consideration in this calculation is the duration required to eliminate a specific number of microorganisms, which can be expressed in either minutes or seconds. Using expressing time in minutes is more widely accepted and practical, understanding the differences and implications of using seconds is also important in certain scenarios. In this blog post, we'll explore the significance of expressing time in minutes or seconds when calculating lethality using the F0 method.