Clinical Water Purification System Gets Digital Update

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In the Lab eNewsletterPharmaceutical Technology\'s In the Lab eNewsletter-04-03-2019
Volume 14
Issue 4

MilliporeSigma added a new cloud-based, remote lab water service and monitoring capability to its Milli-Q CLX 7000 clinical water purification system.

The Milli-Q CLX 7000 clinical water purification system from MilliporeSigma has been updated with a new cloud-based, remote lab water service and monitoring capability. The Milli-Q Connect online service portal provides digital access to water and system data, allowing users to monitor lab performance remotely and securely.

The Milli-Q Connect system turns passive data into active, actionable information that is available remotely. This process streamlines the production of quality reports, which can be produced in minutes, according to the company.

Other benefits include

  • Remote access from anywhere at any time to view real-time system information and water quality data.

  • Immediate and customized notifications, with remote access and control of the water system available from a secure online portal.

  • Remote diagnostics, and potentially repair, available directly through web-based portal.

  • Automatic data backup and rapid retrieval via Milli-Q Connect platform simplifies audit preparation and lab accreditation.

“Scientists have come to expect the same instant connectivity in their lab as they experience in their personal lives,” said Jean-Charles Wirth, head of applied solutions at MilliporeSigma, in a company press release. “This Internet-of-Things technology gives our customers accessibility to view real-time system information, customized notifications and rapid online diagnostics, whether they are at the lab or at home.”

Source: MilliporeSigma

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