CAS DataLoggers, Chesterfield, Ohio, provided the data capture solution for an industrial plant manufacturing frozen food products.

To ensure premium quality and safety of the company’s inventory, iQ Foods leveraged CAS Dataloggers' data logger technology to automate the storage/temperature management process.

T&D Corp., Santa Fe, N.M., announced its TR-7wb Series of WiFi-connected data loggers, now equipped with Bluetooth.

The fruit and vegetable processor selected the SwiTrace I-Plug family of data loggers, which are specifically designed for cold chain temperature monitoring.

American Thermal Instruments, Dayton, Ohio, introduced the LOG-IC 360 Bluetooth Data Logger.

CAS DataLoggers, Chesterland, Ohio, introduced the new LogBox BLE wireless data logger from Novus Automation, Miami, Fla.

The new WF-TC WiFi Thermocouple Data Logger from CAS DataLoggers, Chesterland, Ohio, features Accsense VersaLog, an 8-channel, battery-powered, WiFi-enabled thermocouple data logger.

The most effective way to maintain quality control within transport is by utilizing real-time data monitoring with a connected high-precision data logger.

T&D Corp., Orlando, Fla., released its series of data loggers featuring upgraded high-precision temperature and humidity sensors.

ACR Systems, Canada, released the JR-2000, what is dubbed as the industry’s longest lasting, single channel USB temperature data logger supporting the widest temperature range.