FEMA’s ready.gov website has the following tips for power outages: Keep freezers and refrigerators closed. Do not use a gas stove or oven to heat your home. Disconnect appliances and electronics to ...

When outages last longer than four hours, coolers with ice or frozen gels can be used to maintain refrigerated foods at or below 40 degrees. Monitor temperatures with a thermometer. Throw out food if ...

The two systems have different configurations: automated food access control and telemetry are ... Columbus Instruments has teamed with Mini Mitter® for continuous monitoring of core body temperature ...

“Our simple low-cost sensors just got smarter,” said Tony Fonk, President and CEO of SpotSee. "WarmMark QR is a cost-effective and sustainable way to track-and-trace time-temperature excursions at the ...

Dothan Warehouse in Alabama is investing $5.2 million to expand its temperature-controlled storage space to meet rising ...