Cryo Temp Ultra-Low Temperature Data Loggers

Cryogenic temperatures are typically achieved using liquid nitrogen (-196°C), dry ice (-78°C), or mechanical ultra-low temperature freezers capable of reaching -80°C to -150°C. Industrial cryogenic systems use specialized refrigerants and insulation to maintain these extreme temperatures for storage, transport, or scientific processes requiring precise thermal control.

A cryogenic temperature indicator is a device or data logger, like the TempTrail™ Glacial, that continuously monitors and records ultra-low temperatures to confirm samples, biologics, or shipments remain within a safe, specified range throughout storage or transit, supporting regulatory compliance and quality assurance.

The TempTrail™ Glacial data logger monitors temperatures from -85°C to +50°C (-121°F to +122°F), making it suitable for cryogenic storage, dry ice shipments, and extreme cold chain logistics. It features ±0.3°C accuracy and 0.10°C resolution for precise, reliable readings in demanding environments.

No, the TempTrail™ Glacial automatically generates PDF and CSV reports upon USB connection, requiring no external software installation. This streamlines data review and reporting, making it easy for quality control and compliance teams to access accurate temperature records immediately after retrieval.

Yes, the TempTrail™ Glacial features a rugged, tamper-proof IP67 waterproof casing with an integrated internal sensor, eliminating the need for external probes. This sealed design protects data integrity in harsh, wet, or physically demanding environments common in cold chain and cryogenic applications.

The TempTrail™ Glacial is FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliant, DO-160G certified, CE certified, RoHS compliant, and FCC certified. These certifications confirm its suitability for regulated pharmaceutical, aviation, and industrial applications requiring secure, traceable, and environmentally durable temperature data logging.