Smart Systems for Your Cold Storage Facility
Innovations in cold storage technology have come a long way. Humanity has been using cold storage techniques for possibly thousands of years, although the primitive methods of collecting ice blocks for use in cold-houses have evolved considerably. Today, it is more commercially viable than ever to use cold storage to extend the shelf life of perishable goods and keep products fresh during transport around the world.
At Global Sensors, we provide state-of-the-art temperature and humidity monitor systems for cold storage facilities. To ensure optimal cold storage conditions for your product, it is essential to have a monitor that records and monitors conditions continuously to effectively determine discrepancies when they happen, as well as track changes over time.
We will come to your facility to perform a temperature mapping study to determine the number of sensors required for your facility and their optimal placement for the most accurate readings. Having a sensor placed next to the door may seem most convenient, but as humidity levels and temperature can fluctuate every time the door is opened, this placement is not ideal.
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A temperature and humidity monitor can collect data overtime to monitor trends over time, allowing facility managers to adjust storage conditions for optimum safety and quality control, and use data for product safety audits. Call us today at Global Sensors to schedule your temperature mapping study today!
FAQs About Temperature and Humidity Monitors
Our team at Global Sensors understands that a wide range of products, medications, and food items must be kept at specific temperatures to maintain their quality. This is why we offer a range of reliable temperature- and humidity-monitoring solutions that are suitable for all kinds of commercial settings. Below, we’ll review some frequently asked questions that we receive about our temperature and humidity monitors to help you choose the right solutions for your organization’s needs.
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Why should I monitor the temperature and humidity levels in my cold storage facility?
Whether you’re storing frozen foods or pharmaceutical products, it’s essential to keep heat-sensitive items at consistent temperatures to prevent them from spoiling or losing their potency. A reliable temperature- and humidity-monitoring system can alert you to sudden fluctuations and help prevent you from having to throw out unsalvageable goods.
Why should I choose humidity and temperature monitors from Global Sensors?
Our team uses advanced technology that boosts the accuracy and reliability of each temperature or humidity reading. Our systems can be customized with several special features and components to make them suitable for a wide range of professions, and their remote sensors make it easy to keep an eye on your goods from anywhere in the world.
How can I schedule a temperature mapping study?
To determine whether there are any areas of your facility that fluctuate in temperature, we encourage you to call or email us today. Our experienced team will carefully examine your facility and place sensors in areas where there are hot or cold spots to help you create a more balanced, consistent temperature throughout the space.
At Global Sensors, our temperature and humidity monitors are available throughout the United States, including Charlotte, Belmont, and Gastonia, North Carolina; New York, New York; Los Angeles, California; and Dearborn, Michigan. We also serve Canada, including Toronto, Ontario; France, including Paris; Egypt, including Cairo; as well as the United Kingdom, Venezuela, Nepal, Yemen, Ghana, Mozambique, Malaysia, Angola, Peru, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Poland, Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Sudan, Algeria, Argentina, Uganda, Spain, Colombia, South Korea, Kenya, Myanmar, South Africa, Tanzania, Italy, Thailand, Germany, Iran, Turkey, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Vietnam, Philippines, Ethiopia, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Brazil, Pakistan, Indonesia, India, and China.