Cryogenic Temperature Sensors

Yes. The TempTrail™ Glacial Display is fully compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 11, which governs electronic records and signatures. This ensures complete data integrity and traceability, making it appropriate for pharmaceutical, biologics, and regulated cold chain monitoring applications.

No external software is required. The device automatically generates PDF and CSV reports when connected via USB 2.0 to a Windows PC with Adobe Reader 9.0 or higher. This eliminates IT dependencies and simplifies compliance documentation for audits and quality control reviews.

The TempTrail™ Glacial Display stores up to 32,000 data points. Recording interval, start delay, alarm range, and logging duration are all user-configurable, allowing you to tailor the logging session to the specific duration and frequency requirements of your cold chain shipment or storage application.

The device carries an IP67 waterproof rating, meaning it is fully sealed and submersible in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. This tamper-proof construction ensures reliable performance in harsh environments, including condensation-heavy cold storage facilities and temperature-controlled pharmaceutical shipping containers.

The TempTrail™ Glacial Display uses a user-replaceable ½ AA battery with an 18-month shelf life. The field-replaceable design eliminates the need to return the device for servicing, reducing downtime and total cost of ownership for facilities running continuous cold chain or cryogenic monitoring operations.

Cryogenic temperature sensors are widely used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, vaccine storage and transport, biologics transportation, cryogenic research laboratories, medical device manufacturing, food processing cold chains, and aerospace testing environments. Any industry requiring verified temperature records in ultra-low or dry ice conditions benefits from these compliant data loggers.