Transportation Temperature Monitoring
Transportation Temperature Monitoring Solutions
Find your ideal transport data logger
Transportation temperature monitoring solutions are essential to many industries, as they ensure the integrity of your temperature-controlled supply chain which is critical to product quality and safety. Our customers are striving for an uninterrupted sequence from production to storage and distribution. One of the biggest challenges in the chain is often transportation temperature monitoring due to a range of logistical variables.
Our transport temperature monitoring data loggers provide customers with added reassurance that environmental conditions have been monitored and recorded throughout the entire supply chain. Whether you are looking to protect temperature sensitive food products or pharmaceutical products we have the right logger.
At Withnell Sensors we offer a wide selection of temperature data loggers from leading brands to support you in your transport temperature monitoring. This range include cloud-based loggers to data loggers than have a temperature range between -196 to +400°C ensuring we can provide the perfect transport data logger for you.
Applications: Transport Temperature Monitoring
Monitoring Medicine Temperatures in Transit
One example of regulations that are in place for temperature monitoring in transit is for Medicines. The MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) says that global supply chain is regarded as a storage area by regulators. Therefore, regulations have been altered as a result of this, with the EU GDP Guidelines that were put in place in 2013.
Chapter 9 of the EU GDP Guidelines states that ‘It is the responsibility of the supplying wholesale distributor to protect medicinal products against breakage, adulteration and theft, and to ensure that temperature conditions are maintained within acceptable limits during transport. Regardless of the mode of transport, it should be possible to demonstrate that the medicines have not been exposed to conditions that may compromise their quality and integrity. A risk-based approach should be utilised when planning transportation.
