Best solution for vaccine fridges. Logs both fridge air and liquid vaccine temperatures.

This logger has two sensors – one built-in and the other on an external probe.
When the probe is placed into a vial of some non-freezable liquid (such as glycol), it accurately mimics temperatures experienced by liquid vaccines. The built-in sensor reacts quickly to temperature changes and is great for triggering alarms, while the slower-reacting probe gives us a log with flatter curves.

This is the holy grail of vaccine logging and alerting.

NOTE: This Logger will require a Gateway.

Description

The optimum solution for vaccine fridges

This model has two temperature sensors – an internal sensor and and external probe.

When placed in a vial of glycol (or a similar non-freezable liquid), the probe accurately mimics vaccine temperatures.

Traditional loggers have to be manually downloaded to get their data.
Clever Logger changes that. The Bluetooth loggers broadcast their temperatures and the gateway picks them up and saves them to the internet every few minutes.

This gives you a “live” log of temperatures available on any internet device (computer, tablet, phone), anywhere in the world on the Clever Logger web site.

The website also gives you immediate alerts about problems and automatic reports to your email inbox.

Is this logger right for you?

This logger is specifically recommended for vaccine fridges.

This logger has two sensors – one built-in and one on an external probe.

The internal sensor measure air temperature. It reacts quickly to changes, such as when a fridge breaks down and begins to overheat. We can set up alarms on this sensitive, fast-reacting sensor so that we can be notified quickly of changes.

The second sensor is on a probe immersed in a vial of non-freezable liquid (usually glycol). It reacts more slowly to temperature changes, mimicking how liquid vaccines actually experience temperature. We can use the temperatures from this sensor to create a log that accurately reflects vaccine temperatures.

So, we ALARM ON THE FAST, LOG ON THE SLOW.