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Tinytag data loggers help companies in the frozen food industry to better understand the importance of using data loggers to improve temperature management and consequently the energy efficiency in their cold chain while complying with regulations.

The Energy Saving Trust is currently undertaking field trials of advanced heating controls in a sample of approximately 400 residential homes using Tinytag temperature data loggers.

Currently, Tinytag data loggers are located 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle as part of a research project to study river basin water temperature dynamics, within the wider context of understanding the impacts of climate change on Arctic river basin hydrology and ecology.

A1 Bacon chose the Tinytag Wireless Data Logging System to help them comply with tough food processing regulations and their internal best practices because of its simplicity of set up and operation, and its cost-effectiveness.

Wireless or conventional data loggers offer enormous benefits when monitoring temperature and humidity of goods stored in buildings.

Temperature loggers help healthcare practitioners to monitor vaccine storage temperatures and to prevent cold chain failure.