Depending on the selected logger and sensors, you can record temperature, relative humidity, or changes in orientation during transport and storage. Fixed facilities may also need measurements such as CO₂ for ventilation assessments. Choose equipment rated for the environment and the conditions your products or materials require.

Yes. Compatible gateways or remote stations can upload measurements from fixed storage locations for review between site visits. Select the sensors, power supply, communication method, and data plan required by the system. Confirm coverage and notification settings at the actual installation locations before relying on remote alerts.

Place the logger where it represents the conditions you intend to document, such as within the shipment or its packaging. Consider airflow, insulation, proximity to cooling elements, and the position of the goods. Document placement and use a consistent approach when comparing shipments or packaging configurations.

Consider the required measurement range and accuracy, deployment duration, memory, environmental rating, and how staff will retrieve the records. Confirm software and accessory requirements. For cold-chain workflows that need remote visibility or coordinated receiving and quality review, evaluate an appropriate InTemp configuration.