Data logging systems include a combination of specialist hardware and software that are combined to monitor specific environmental factors. For example, temperature monitoring systems often include specialist temperature and humidity data loggers. They will also often include probes for measuring temperature levels within specific areas, display and power supplies, and software to monitor and record the data.

Data logging systems can be tailored to many different applications and environments, depending on your needs. However, common examples include:

Temperature monitoring systems

Used to measure temperature levels within specific environments where the quality of goods relies on temperature levels being maintained. For example, industrial freezers or vaccine transport.

Humidity monitoring systems

Similar to the above and often used in conjunction with temperature monitoring systems, humidity monitoring systems measure and record humidity levels in an environment. High levels of humidity can endanger both products and people within a space, so keeping these levels in check is highly important.

Supply chain monitoring systems

Supply chain monitoring systems measure and record data within the supply chain (transport of goods) to ensure quality standards are maintained. Items like perishable foods, blood, and tissues can be hugely affected by the environment, which is why supply chain monitoring is vital.