Dry Ice Temp USB Data Logger

Dry ice is commonly known to reach temperatures of -78.5 °C, so most dry ice data loggers work to -80.0 °C. If you regularly have dry ice shipments, you might wonder why you reach temperatures below that limit.

The fact is dry ice can reach temperatures far below -80.0 °C during a regular shipment. Temperatures colder than -80.0 °C in dry ice can occur because of vibration or pressure differences, both things that are likely to happen during your shipment.

Measuring range: -95 °C to +50 °C; Up to 8 temperature alarm zones, and alarm on logging time;

Connection: USB, generates PDF with alarm statistics and graph; Expiry date according to label (auto-expiry)

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Highlighted Features

• Internal temperature sensor for placement directly into dry ice
• Covers all scenarios experienced in dry ice, also below -80 °C
• Fully functional immediately upon removing from dry ice
• Unmatched accuracy, fully calibrated with traceable certificate
• Compatible with liberoMANAGER cold chain database

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