Temperature Data Logger Singapore

Temperature Data Logger Singapore

In Singapore, temperature data logger are commonly used in cold chain logistics and life science laboratory environments, where precise temperature monitoring is essential for regulatory compliance and safeguarding valuable assets. These data loggers come in a variety of shapes and sizes, each tailored to meet the specific needs of different industries.

Temperature Data Logger for Compliance

Singapore’s strict regulations from authorities like SFA (Singapore Food Agency) and HSA (Health Sciences Authority) require businesses in food, healthcare, and biotech sectors to maintain precise temperature records.

Temperature monitoring negligent incidents are evident of the importance of temperature monitoring.

  • Frozen Seafood
  • Wine
  • Vaccines & Medications
  • Human Specimen
TT18 4G Temperature Humidity Sensor

No setup needed, turn on the temperature data logger and deploy into your warehouse or truck to begin logging data. Access the data in real time from IOT-ezy cloud platform.

  • 4G wireless connectivity
  • Battery last up to 100 days (rechargeable)
  • Data storage and transmission (20,000 readings)

Brand: TZone
Model: TT18-4G-M

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Data Logger Primary Feature

temperature data logger read data

Read temperature data

temperature data logger record data

Log temperature data

temperature data logger export data

Export data to file / cloud

lab cold chain monitoring

Laboratory

Medical | Research | Clinical | Biotech

  • Regulatory Compliance Risks: Labs must comply with GLP, GDP, ISO 17025, NPRA, WHO, FDA standards.
  • Sample & Specimen Integrity: Sensitive biological samples (e.g., blood, vaccines, cultures) can degrade if exposed to incorrect temperatures.
  • Manual Monitoring Issues: Staff manually checking temperatures increases errors and compliance risks.
  • Equipment Failures: Refrigerators/freezers can fail unexpectedly, leading to loss of valuable research materials.
  • Audit & Documentation Challenges: Lack of real-time tracking makes it hard to prove compliance during audits.
food cold chain monitoring

Food Cold Storage

Hotels | Restaurants | Suppliers | Catering

  • Food Spoilage & Safety Risks: Perishable foods (meat, dairy, seafood) require strict temperature control to prevent contamination.
  • Regulatory Non-Compliance: Must meet HACCP, FSMA, FDA, Malaysia Food Act 1983 guidelines.
  • Energy Consumption & Costs: Inefficient refrigeration leads to high energy bills.
  • Manual Checks & Human Errors: Staff manually logging temperatures can miss fluctuations.
  • Supply Chain Issues: Temperature excursions during transit can cause losses and rejections.
pharmaceutical cold chain monitoring

Pharmaceutical Warehouse

Vaccines | Medicines | Medical Devices

  • Strict Regulatory Compliance: Must meet GDP, WHO, NPRA, FDA, GxP storage guidelines.
  • Temperature-Sensitive Medicines & Vaccines: Many pharmaceuticals degrade if exposed to incorrect temperatures.
  • Financial Losses Due to Spoilage: A single batch of vaccines can cost thousands if compromised.
  • Lack of Real-Time Monitoring: Traditional monitoring methods fail to detect fluctuations in time.
  • Supply Chain Integrity: Cold chain failures during distribution lead to wasted stock.
cold chain monitoring benefits

Benefits of Temperature Data Logging

Savings on manpower

Maintain product standards

Paperless for sustainability

Identify opportunities for power savings

Frequently Asked Questions

The temperature sensor, which is integrated into the data logger, measures temperature in real time down to the second, but the device only records readings at set intervals (e.g. every 5 mins).

This approach helps conserve battery life and memory, as recording every second would significantly increase power and storage usage. Moreover, temperature usually remains stable over short periods, making frequent logging unnecessary.

Our cheapest temperature data loggers can be as low as $100~ and the most expensive ones can be in the $1000~ range.

We have to consider many factors such as the application of the data logger and industry usage.

  • Price
  • Measurement range and accuracy
  • Food safe material
  • Probe or no probe
  • Battery or socket powered

There are many other considerations, contact us for a free consultation.

Many companies use the terms ‘sensor’ and ‘logger’ interchangeably. Technically, both are devices capable of reading data, but a sensor alone may not have logging capabilities, whereas a data logger is specifically designed to record and store data.

Simply install the sensor in the environment where temperature monitoring is needed. Depending on the sensor type, installation methods can vary, from cable ties to magnetic attachments. Therefore, it’s crucial to assess the site or equipment before purchasing a data logger.

A traditional logger stores data locally in its memory, requiring users to access it directly for retrieval. In contrast, an IoT logger offers the same functionality but can also transmit data to a cloud server or on-premise workstation, allowing users to access the data remotely without directly interacting with the logger.

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