Warehouse Temperature and Humidity Monitoring

The FDA's 21 CFR Part 11 outlines requirements for electronic records and signatures. For temperature monitoring, this means the system must provide secure, unalterable, time-stamped data to ensure product safety and traceability. Our compliant data loggers are designed to meet these stringent data integrity and audit trail requirements for pharmaceutical and food-grade applications.

No, one of the key advantages of our TempTrail™ data loggers is their software-free operation. They automatically generate secure PDF and CSV reports when plugged into a computer's USB port. This plug-and-play functionality simplifies deployment, data retrieval, and eliminates the need for installing or maintaining proprietary software across your organization.

We offer both single-use and multi-use models to fit different operational needs. Single-use loggers are ideal for outbound shipments where the device is not returned. Multi-use models, like the TempTrail™ Display (Model M), feature replaceable batteries and can be reset for repeated use in closed-loop logistics or for ongoing facility monitoring, offering a cost-effective solution.

Our devices provide clear, immediate alarm notifications. Models with an LCD display will show a visual alarm icon on the screen. Loggers without a display feature a bright LED that will flash red if pre-set temperature limits have been breached. This allows personnel to quickly identify potential issues without needing to first download the data.

Our data loggers are designed for both short and long-duration monitoring. Most models, including the TempTrail™ XL and TempTrail™ Display, feature a large storage capacity of 32,000 data points. This allows for extended recording periods, such as up to 220 days with a standard 10-minute logging interval, ensuring complete records for long-haul shipments.

Yes, absolutely. The TempTrail™ Glacial model is specifically engineered for cryogenic and ultra-low temperature applications. It operates in a range of –85°C to +50°C (–121°F to +122°F), making it the perfect solution for monitoring shipments packed with dry ice, as well as for use in cryogenic storage facilities and for transporting sensitive biologics.