Perfect jumbo-digit vaccine fridge thermometer for monitoring freezers, water baths, heating blocks, incubators, and refrigerators.
Accurately monitor temperatures with this enclosed temperature-buffered sensor. Bottle insulates a sensor from rapid temperature changes when the refrigerator door is opened. The thermometer fulfills all CDC thermometer and vaccine thermometer requirements. The triple display simultaneously shows maximum, minimum, and current probe temperatures plus room temperature. MIN/MAX monitors high/low readings overnight, on weekends, or for any time period—a significant advantage over current reading-only glass vaccine fridge thermometers. The range is –58 to 158°F and –50 to 70°C with a resolution of 0.1° and accuracy of ±1°C.
Reliable Vaccine Storage Monitoring for Healthcare Facilities
The Traceable® Vaccine Fridge Thermometer Temperature Monitoring System is designed for continuous monitoring of vaccine refrigerators and freezers where maintaining proper storage temperatures is essential. By combining highly accurate temperature measurement with visual and audible alarms, this monitoring system helps healthcare professionals quickly identify temperature excursions before valuable vaccines and temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals are compromised.
Trusted for Medical Cold Chain Applications
This monitoring system is widely used in hospitals, physician offices, pharmacies, public health clinics, laboratories, research facilities and vaccination centers that must comply with vaccine storage guidelines. Users value its easy-to-read display, continuously monitored buffered probe, programmable alarms and dependable long-term operation. Compared to conventional refrigerator thermometers, it provides continuous monitoring with min/max memory and immediate alarm notification whenever temperatures move outside user-defined limits.
Buffered Probe Simulates Vaccine Temperatures
The temperature sensor is enclosed in a glycol-filled bottle that closely simulates the thermal response of stored vaccines rather than measuring short-lived air temperature fluctuations caused by opening the refrigerator door. This allows staff to monitor the actual temperature conditions experienced by temperature-sensitive products.
Continuous Monitoring with Audible and Visual Alarms
Immediate Temperature Excursion Notification
User-programmable high and low alarm limits continuously monitor refrigerator or freezer conditions. Whenever temperatures exceed the selected limits, both audible and visual alarms immediately alert personnel so corrective action can be taken quickly.
Minimum and Maximum Temperature Memory
The instrument continuously records minimum and maximum temperatures since the last reset, allowing users to verify that proper storage conditions have been maintained between inspections. This feature simplifies daily documentation required by many vaccine storage protocols.
Large Digital Display
The clear LCD simultaneously displays the current temperature together with the stored minimum and maximum readings, allowing operators to evaluate refrigerator performance at a glance without navigating multiple menus.
Vaccine Fridge Thermometer Temperature Monitoring System Specifications
| Temperature Range | -50 to 70°C (-58 to 158°F) |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ±0.5°C between 0 and 50°C |
| Resolution | 0.1° |
| Sensor | Buffered glycol bottle probe |
| Display | Large LCD showing current, minimum and maximum temperatures |
| Alarms | User-programmable high and low audible and visual alarms |
| Memory | Minimum and maximum temperature recall |
| Cable Length | 10 ft (3 m) sensor cable |
| Power | Battery operated |
Features of the Vaccine Refrigerator Monitoring System
- Designed specifically for vaccine and pharmaceutical refrigerator monitoring
- Buffered glycol bottle simulates actual vaccine temperatures
- Continuously monitors refrigerator and freezer temperatures
- Large digital LCD display
- Displays current, minimum and maximum temperatures simultaneously
- User-programmable high and low temperature alarms
- Audible and visual alarm notification
- Stores minimum and maximum temperature readings until reset
- High-accuracy digital temperature measurement
- Long sensor cable allows convenient probe placement
- Suitable for refrigerators, freezers and laboratory cold storage equipment
- Helps support vaccine cold chain documentation procedures
Typical Applications
- Vaccine refrigerators
- Medical freezers
- Hospitals
- Healthcare clinics
- Retail and hospital pharmacies
- Public health departments
- Research laboratories
- Biotechnology facilities
- Clinical laboratories
- Cold chain monitoring
Simple Installation
- Place the glycol bottle probe inside the refrigerator or freezer near the stored vaccines.
- Route the sensor cable through the door seal.
- Position the display outside the unit for convenient viewing.
- Program the desired high and low alarm limits.
- Allow sufficient time for the buffered probe to stabilize before recording temperatures.
Routine Monitoring
- Review the current, minimum and maximum temperatures daily.
- Verify that no alarm conditions have occurred.
- Reset the Min/Max memory after documenting readings if required by your protocol.
- Replace the battery when indicated to ensure uninterrupted monitoring.
Perfect jumbo-digit vaccine fridge thermometer for monitoring freezers, water baths, heating blocks, incubators, and refrigerators.
Accurately monitor temperatures with this enclosed temperature-buffered sensor. Bottle insulates a sensor from rapid temperature changes when the refrigerator door is opened. The thermometer fulfills all CDC thermometer and vaccine thermometer requirements. The triple display simultaneously shows maximum, minimum, and current probe temperatures plus room temperature. MIN/MAX monitors high/low readings overnight, on weekends, or for any time period—a significant advantage over current reading-only glass vaccine fridge thermometers. The range is –58 to 158°F and –50 to 70°C with a resolution of 0.1° and accuracy of ±1°C.
Reliable Vaccine Storage Monitoring for Healthcare Facilities
The Traceable® Vaccine Fridge Thermometer Temperature Monitoring System is designed for continuous monitoring of vaccine refrigerators and freezers where maintaining proper storage temperatures is essential. By combining highly accurate temperature measurement with visual and audible alarms, this monitoring system helps healthcare professionals quickly identify temperature excursions before valuable vaccines and temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals are compromised.
Trusted for Medical Cold Chain Applications
This monitoring system is widely used in hospitals, physician offices, pharmacies, public health clinics, laboratories, research facilities and vaccination centers that must comply with vaccine storage guidelines. Users value its easy-to-read display, continuously monitored buffered probe, programmable alarms and dependable long-term operation. Compared to conventional refrigerator thermometers, it provides continuous monitoring with min/max memory and immediate alarm notification whenever temperatures move outside user-defined limits.
Buffered Probe Simulates Vaccine Temperatures
The temperature sensor is enclosed in a glycol-filled bottle that closely simulates the thermal response of stored vaccines rather than measuring short-lived air temperature fluctuations caused by opening the refrigerator door. This allows staff to monitor the actual temperature conditions experienced by temperature-sensitive products.
Continuous Monitoring with Audible and Visual Alarms
Immediate Temperature Excursion Notification
User-programmable high and low alarm limits continuously monitor refrigerator or freezer conditions. Whenever temperatures exceed the selected limits, both audible and visual alarms immediately alert personnel so corrective action can be taken quickly.
Minimum and Maximum Temperature Memory
The instrument continuously records minimum and maximum temperatures since the last reset, allowing users to verify that proper storage conditions have been maintained between inspections. This feature simplifies daily documentation required by many vaccine storage protocols.
Large Digital Display
The clear LCD simultaneously displays the current temperature together with the stored minimum and maximum readings, allowing operators to evaluate refrigerator performance at a glance without navigating multiple menus.
Vaccine Fridge Thermometer Temperature Monitoring System Specifications
| Temperature Range | -50 to 70°C (-58 to 158°F) |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ±0.5°C between 0 and 50°C |
| Resolution | 0.1° |
| Sensor | Buffered glycol bottle probe |
| Display | Large LCD showing current, minimum and maximum temperatures |
| Alarms | User-programmable high and low audible and visual alarms |
| Memory | Minimum and maximum temperature recall |
| Cable Length | 10 ft (3 m) sensor cable |
| Power | Battery operated |
Features of the Vaccine Refrigerator Monitoring System
- Designed specifically for vaccine and pharmaceutical refrigerator monitoring
- Buffered glycol bottle simulates actual vaccine temperatures
- Continuously monitors refrigerator and freezer temperatures
- Large digital LCD display
- Displays current, minimum and maximum temperatures simultaneously
- User-programmable high and low temperature alarms
- Audible and visual alarm notification
- Stores minimum and maximum temperature readings until reset
- High-accuracy digital temperature measurement
- Long sensor cable allows convenient probe placement
- Suitable for refrigerators, freezers and laboratory cold storage equipment
- Helps support vaccine cold chain documentation procedures
Typical Applications
- Vaccine refrigerators
- Medical freezers
- Hospitals
- Healthcare clinics
- Retail and hospital pharmacies
- Public health departments
- Research laboratories
- Biotechnology facilities
- Clinical laboratories
- Cold chain monitoring
Simple Installation
- Place the glycol bottle probe inside the refrigerator or freezer near the stored vaccines.
- Route the sensor cable through the door seal.
- Position the display outside the unit for convenient viewing.
- Program the desired high and low alarm limits.
- Allow sufficient time for the buffered probe to stabilize before recording temperatures.
Routine Monitoring
- Review the current, minimum and maximum temperatures daily.
- Verify that no alarm conditions have occurred.
- Reset the Min/Max memory after documenting readings if required by your protocol.
- Replace the battery when indicated to ensure uninterrupted monitoring.
