At Ellab, we’re heavily focusing on growing and investing in continuous monitoring. And as part of those efforts, we’ve now fully brought Hanwell into the family, allowing us to better develop our monitoring portfolio, together.

Hanwell is now Ellab As a result of the complete merger of Hanwell with Ellab, the Hanwell website will be redirecting key services and offerings to ellab.com .

The Hanwell radio technology provides conservators with a reliable and durable system that can cover an unrivalled range of 3km+ over open ground. GPRS transmitters are specifically designed for remote locations ensuring that even hard-to-reach areas are monitored. The system is cost-effective and easy to install due to its wireless format.

“The Hanwell system has been a key indicator in monitoring the drying of the timbers.”

As a result of the complete merger of Hanwell with Ellab, the Hanwell website will be redirecting key services and offerings to ellab.com. For our loyal Hanwell Pro customers seeking support, assistance remains accessible via our support email .

The Hanwell range of data loggers and radio transmitters provide users with a monitoring solution for a wide variety of food and beverage processing applications. Contact us to discuss your application and we will almost certainly have a solution for you.

As a result of the complete merger of Hanwell with Ellab, the Hanwell website will be redirecting key services and offerings to ellab.com. For our loyal Hanwell Pro customers seeking support, assistance remains accessible via our support email .

As a result of the complete merger of Hanwell with Ellab, the Hanwell website will be redirecting key services and offerings to ellab.com. For our loyal Hanwell Pro customers seeking support, assistance remains accessible via our support email .

Synergy is a fully validatable software platform, compliant to FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and GAMP5 that brings all the Hanwell hardware together and takes environmental monitoring data display to another level.

“The Hanwell system has been a key indicator in monitoring the drying of the timbers.”