Nexleaf ColdTrace

Nextleaf Analytics

Wireless remote temperature monitoring solution designed for vaccine refrigerators.

Product description Brand name and product description

ColdTrace is a wireless remote temperature monitoring (RTM) solution that uses temperature sensor probe(s) for vaccine refrigerators. It collects data and generates analytics and reports. It also has an SMS alert system to inform when vaccines are in danger.

The manufacturer is Nexleaf, a company headquartered in Los Angeles, CA.

Target region(s) Target region for distribution/implementation (listed by country if specified)

Rural areas of developing countries

 

Distributors/implementing organizations Organization(s) distributing/deploying this product directly to communities/individuals?"

Ministries of Health, local organizations, NGOs and development agencies

Market suggested retail price Price per unit or service price per usage/terms (USD). Subsidies noted.

77 USD per year on a 3-year agreement

Competitive landscape Similar products available on the market. May not be a comprehensive listing.

Alternative methods for measuring fridge temperature are:

  • Manual recording of temperature reading from a stem thermometer inside each fridge.
  • 30DTR devices mounted outside the fridge with an attached temperature probe that continuously monitors and records temperature inside the fridge for 30 days. The 30DTR display indicates if the fridge’s temperature has deviated from the acceptable range within the previous 29 days and a visual alarm is also activated when that deviation occurs.

Alternatively, vaccine refrigerators could be used:

SDG targeted United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targeted with this product/application/service

Goal 3: Good health and well-being

Target user(s) Target user/consumer base (country, income segment)

Clinics and health facilities in remote areas of developing countries

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