Monitor and track the temperature of your sensitive products with our selection of LoRaWAN sensors and loggers dedicated to the cold chain. These solutions enable remote monitoring of storage, transport, or preservation conditions in cold rooms, warehouses, laboratories, food businesses, and industrial facilities.
LoRaWAN Sensors for Cold Chain Monitoring
LoRaWAN technology allows temperature measurements to be automatically transmitted to a gateway and a supervision platform, without the need for manual readings from each sensor. Teams can thus monitor temperatures remotely, maintain a history of measurements, and set up alerts when a threshold is exceeded.
Depending on the models, the sensors in this range can measure only temperature or also track humidity. Some models use an integrated probe, while others feature external PT100 probes particularly suited for applications requiring a remote measurement point or high precision.
EN 12830 Certification and Temperature Traceability
Several sensors in this selection are EN 12830 certified. This standard concerns temperature recorders intended for the transport, storage, and distribution of temperature-sensitive goods. It defines performance, accuracy, and suitability for use requirements for the temperature recording system.
The exact certification depends on the model: relevant products are clearly identified to facilitate the choice of a solution adapted to your installation's requirements.
For What Uses?
- Cold rooms and refrigerated warehouses
- Storage of fresh, chilled, or frozen food products
- Controlled-temperature transport and logistics
- Laboratories and pharmaceutical environments
- Restaurants, central kitchens, and food businesses
- Industrial sites requiring temperature traceability
Building a Complete Temperature Monitoring Solution
A LoRaWAN cold chain monitoring system generally combines temperature sensors with a LoRaWAN gateway and a supervision solution. Sparwan offers various Milesight and Dragino references, allowing the installation to be adapted to the number of measurement points, probe type, environment, and project traceability requirements.
