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Cold Chain Monitoring, Storage to Delivery

Temperature recorded, deviations flagged, records kept.

Prevent spoiled stock.
Catch a temperature deviation early and act on it.
Meet food safety requirements with EN 12830 recording.
Make audits quick.
Lower the risk of fines for missing records.
Lower the risk of a load being rejected.
Keep product quality and full shelf life.
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In storage ➤
In transit ➤‍

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Temperature recorder

Records continuously from −40 to +85 °C, which covers frozen, chilled and pharmaceutical ranges on one device. It writes to its own memory, so a gap in coverage is not a gap in the record.

Door contact

A thermometer tells you the temperature moved. The door tells you why. Loading at eleven and a compressor failing at midnight look almost the same on a chart — until you know which door was open and for how long.

Fixed and mobile gateways

A gateway on the wall in the cold store, the driver's phone on the road. Same sensors, same platform — the record carries on across the handover instead of starting again at the loading dock.

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"But We Already Have a Logger."

It records. Reading it is somebody's job — and always afterwards

It speaks too late
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A logger is read when the load arrives. By then the decision about that load has already been made by the temperature, not by you.

Somebody has to fetch it

A cable, a laptop, five minutes per device, every trip. Here the data collects itself and is on the platform before the truck is unloaded.

One point is not a chamber

A trailer has warm corners and a chamber has a door end. One instrument in one place describes one place.

Certified, and kept certified
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A recorder without EN 12830 and without periodic verification records honestly and proves nothing. The standard is what turns a file into evidence.