Technical resources
Field guides on connecting existing autoclaves, and the partner programme for the companies that sell and service them.
For manufacturers and distributors
Start here if you sell or service Class B sterilizers.
Become an IoT Autoclave Partner
How manufacturers and distributors become partners: what you bring, what we bring, what the first installations look like, and what is settled in the agreement.
Recurring Revenue for Autoclave Distributors
How autoclave distributors add a recurring revenue line to every Class B machine they sell, and to the installed base they already service, without competing with equipment sales.
Turn Your Installed Autoclave Base into Revenue
A practical method for distributors: inventory the Class B autoclaves your customers already own, qualify them, and deploy connected cycle monitoring across the fleet.
Connecting Installed Autoclaves, Whatever Their Age
Why the age of a Class B autoclave is not what decides whether it can be connected, what to check on an older unit, and when replacement is the right answer instead.
Remote Monitoring and After-Sales Service
How distributors and biomedical service organisations use continuous cycle records to arrive informed, cover more accounts and make service contracts defensible.
White-Label Connected Monitoring for Class B Autoclaves
Offer connected sterilization cycle monitoring under your own brand: what white-label covers, what stays behind the scenes, and what your name then carries.
Connected Monitoring for Autoclave Manufacturers
How autoclave manufacturers add connected cycle monitoring to their range without redesigning the machine or opening its control electronics.
Technical guides
How the measurement chain works, and what it does and does not measure.
How to Convert an Existing Autoclave to IoT
A practical guide to connecting an autoclave you already own: what is measured, where the probe goes, how the data travels, and what the records are good for.
How a PT100 Probe Works
How a PT100 resistance thermometer measures temperature: the physics, the IEC 60751 curve, accuracy classes, and why 4-wire wiring matters at sterilization temperatures.
PT100 vs Thermocouple for Autoclaves
Why a PT100 resistance probe, not a thermocouple, is the sensor of choice for recording autoclave sterilization temperatures at 121 and 134 degrees Celsius: accuracy, cabling, drift and repeatability compared.