ThermaData Pharm WiFi Vaccine Data Loggers | ETI 298-011-PHM – Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd.

Q: How does the ThermaData Pharm WiFi logger work?

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ThermaData® WiFi Pharm Data Logger

£118.50

£142.20 inc. VAT

£118.50 £118.50

£142.20 inc. VAT

ThermaData Pharm WiFi loggers for vaccines, medicines and the pharmaceutical industry

External sensors designed to simulate fridge contents temperature
Free software with NO ongoing or subscription charges
Access recorded data worldwide via internet
High/low alerts via email & SMS
Programmable high/low alarms
Free traceable calibration certificate
UKAS certificates available

Product code:

298-011-PHM

What's Included:

ThermaData WiFi Logger with external Thermistor sensor(s)
1x Bottle Glycol Solution
1x Flathead Screwdriver
2x AA Batteries
1x USB Lead
1x Wall bracket/Stand
1x Instructions
1x Traceable Calibration Certificate

ThermaData Pharm WiFi data loggers are a battery powered, cost effective, temperature monitoring system that remotely records storage and transportation temperatures of perishable items such as vaccine, medicines and perishable foodstuffs.

The ThermaData Pharm is available in two options, the TD1F-PHM with one internal and one external sensor or the TD2F-PHM that has two external sensors.

Each unit has an intuitive LCD displaying; temperature, WiFi connection status, max/min recorded temperatures, alarm status and battery life.

Simple to set up, the logger once up and running will transmit recorded data to a WiFi router connected to the internet which can then be accessed and viewed from a PC, laptop or tablet anywhere in the world.

At programmable intervals, the loggers will record temperature from both sensors, recording up to a maximum of 18000 readings (9000 from each sensor). Each logger incorporates a red and green LED. The flashing green LED indicates that the logger is active/logging and the flashing red LED indicates that the customised preset alarms have been exceeded. Each logger communicates directly to the WiFi router at set intervals to push data through the internet into ThermaData Hub. The information is available to be analysed and exported into a report format. Each unit is supplied with a USB lead, wall bracket and FREE ThermaData Hub software (licence free)
available to download from our website.

Each thermistor probe is encased in a sealed bottle and incorporates a two metre PUR/PVC fixed lead. To begin monitoring, simply unscrew and top up with Glycol solution (50ml bottle supplied). Please Note: Model TD1F is supplied with one external remote probe and an internal sensor. Model TD2F is supplied with two external remote probes. For more information contact our sales office.

Product Information

Accuracy	±0.5 °C
Battery	AA
Battery Life	approximately 12 months
Battery Quantity	2
Battery Weight	23
Case Material	ABS plastic
Guarantee	two years
Memory	2 x 9000 readings
Packaged Weight (g)	120
Product Dimensions	96 x 72.5 x 29mm
Product Weight	165 grams
Resolution	0.1 °C/°F
Sample Rate	6 seconds to 330 minutes

Quick Start Guide

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WIFI guide basic

Time and money savings

Using a wireless data logger to create a digital temperature archive has many benefits. Automatic temperature readings save staff valuable time on taking checks. Plus, each reading has a time and date stamp, so you can be confident they have been recorded accurately.

Digital alerts enable corrective actions to be taken quickly, preventing costly spoilage. In addition, having a clear and organised archive makes data more accessible if it is required by an EHO or other health and safety professional.

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Automatic Recordings

Choose how often you would like your temperature data logger to collect data and place it in your desired location. The battery-powered logger will automatically record data at the programmed intervals and send the wireless temperature data to your device using Wi-Fi. The TD1F logger can record up to a maximum of 18,000 readings (9,000 from each sensor).

Laboratory fridge with door open, and a thermadata wifi logger

Prevent Costly Spoilage

When setting up your ThermaData wireless data logger, you can choose temperature ranges for each probe. You can also opt-in to receive email alerts if your logger reads temperatures outside these ranges. This allows corrective actions to be taken quickly, minimising costly spoilage.

Dual Temperature Readings

The ThermaData TD1F temperature data logger features two sensors: an internal temperature sensor and an external penetration probe. Secure the device to the outside of a fridge/freezer to monitor the room temperature and place the external probe inside the fridge to log chilled product temperatures.

Computer monitor displaying a software interface with various graphs and data on a white background

ThermaData Hub: Simple, Smart, Subscription-Free HACCP Software

For businesses that rely on accurate temperature data, ThermaData Hub is the essential digital solution. This all-in-one platform automates your data collection from ETI WiFi loggers, Data loggers and Bluetooth® thermometers.

All-in-ONE Dashboard
No Subscription Fees
Complete HACCP Compliance, Digitally
Real-Time Alerts & Notifications
Actionable Insights
Customisable Reports

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the ThermaData Pharm WiFi logger work?

Using the unique ID of each logger ThermaData Hub creates a secure connection between logger and software which can be accessed and viewed anytime and anywhere with an internet connection. Each logger communicates directly to the WiFi router at set intervals to push data through the internet into ThermaData Hub. The information is available to be analysed and exported into a report format.