Journal
Read buying guides, product notes, material stories, and field updates from the team.
Dry ice keeps vaccines, biologics and premium seafood frozen at -78.5°C — but most data loggers die below -40°C. What to look for in an ultra-low temperature logger, and how to keep the record complet
Both record temperature. One tells you mid-flight, the other tells you on arrival. A side-by-side comparison of 4G real-time loggers and USB plug-and-read loggers — cost, workflow, alerts and where ea
A practical checklist for choosing temperature data loggers: measurement range, accuracy, battery life, real-time vs USB workflows, certifications and total cost — from a manufacturer that builds all
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Single-use ultra-low temperature data logger down to -90°C for dry ice shipping of vaccines, biologics and frozen seafood. One-click start, auto encrypted PDF report, IP65 housing, air-transport compliant (RTCA/DO-160G).
Single-use USB temperature data logger with one-click start and automatic PDF/CSV report — no software needed. Two-year battery life, -30°C to 70°C, IP65 — a cost-effective choice for food and pharma cold chain shipments.
Single-use USB data logger recording both temperature and humidity with one-click start and automatic PDF/CSV report. Two-year battery life, -30°C to 70°C, 0-100%RH, IP65 — for food and pharma cold chain shipments.