Temperature Data Loggers
Temperature data loggers are valuable tools for tracking the temperatures inside dry storage areas or wet environments, such as walk-in freezers. Models are available with both internal and external sensors, making them suitable for installation in rooms, equipment, and other locations.
To help ensure food safety, many establishments invest in a temperature data logger. These devices constantly monitor and record data over long periods of time, helping operators track whether appliances and food storage areas are consistently at the proper temperature without having to constantly check manually. Many models have built-in alarm systems or lights to notify operators if a temperature has reached an unsafe level. While some devices can be mounted directly inside the area where temperature data is to be collected, some models include external probes and communicate data to a computer over a Wi-Fi connection; some are also portable with a USB connection.
Some models double as a humidity data logger for use in areas where improper humidity can affect food safety and quality. Many temperature and humidity data loggers are capable of functioning in both freezing temperatures and high heat, some with ranges as broad as -49 degrees Fahrenheit to 248 degrees Fahrenheit. Certain models can reach even more extreme temperatures for specialized food storage needs. Most temperature data loggers are equipped with long-life batteries and are capable of storing thousands of data points at a time. Whether you're collecting data for HAACP auditing or simply double checking temperatures for food safety, temperature data loggers can be a valuable addition to your foodservice operation.