PROPACK DATASCRIBE ambient condition recorder

ShockWatch Environmental Recorders are portable data loggers that monitor and record temperature and humidity for products in transportation and storage. Data collected can be used to graphically analyze environmental conditions. Datascribe is very useful for assessing the performance of carriers, the climate encountered during travel and the efficiency of the thermal insulation used in transport vehicles. With DATASCRIBE you can monitor temperature and humidity levels in order to assess the reliability of a container for the transportation of a given product and to establish precise rules and measures to prevent loads from being damaged while travelling. Datascribe surveys during transport, informing you of any damage that may have occurred. Frozen goods are a classic example: if thawing occurs and the product is then frozen again, even accidentally, the product itself will appear intact but may be potentially toxic. Other problems can occur, for example, with soft drinks in cans, whose appearance may be impaired if they are left for too long at a relative humidity equal to or above 40%. It is also very important to monitor temperature and humidity when you are transporting chemical products or foodstuffs. With Datascribe you can establish precisely the amount of desiccants you need to use per package and/or per freight container to ensure that the product will arrive intact at its destination.
 
DATASCRIBE reassures or alerts us, providing us with a large quantity of indispensable information thanks to its uninterrupted monitoring, made possible by an ample data storage capacity and long-lasting batteries.

DataScribe RH52: This device monitors and records temperature and humidity through a linear dual channel.

DataScribe Jr.: This device monitors and records temperature through a single linear channel using either an internal or external sensor. It is available with optional remote sensors that can monitor extreme temperature environments such as freezers, heating ducts, and climate-controlled environments.