Fisherbrand Traceable Thermometers
Simple, Reliable Temperature Monitoring
Fisherbrand™ Traceable™ Thermometers have been calibrated to standards provided by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology).
Each thermometer comes with an individually numbered Traceable Certificate that assures accuracy from an ISO/IEC 17025:2005 (1750.01) calibration laboratory accredited by A2LA (American Association for Laboratory Accreditation).
Fisherbrand™ Traceable™ Min/Max Thermometers
- Min/max memory
- Great for all applications
Key benefits:
- Event storage
- Audible/visual alarm/notification when limits have been crossed
Applications/usage:
Min/max thermometers specifically measure the minimum and maximum temperature to which the thermometer is exposed. This information is used to determine exposure of the product to temperature extremes or environmental temperature fluctuations.
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Datalogger Thermometers
Fisherbrand™ Traceable™ Excursion-Trac™ Datalogger Thermometers- Erasable memory; USB data downloads
- Rolling memory stores > 526,000 data points
- Permanent data memory; USB data downloads
- 21 CFR 11 environments
Key benefits:
- Transfer data in CSV format via USB drive —no software required
- Audible/visual alarms when parameters have been breached
- Meets CDC/VFC requirements
Applications/usage:
For sensitive environments such as refrigerator/freezers, ultra-low-temperature freezers, vaccines, chemical storerooms, biofuel research, greenhouses, liquid nitrogen storage, microbiology/immunology, blood banks, food and beverage, and controlled warehouses.
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Fisherbrand™ TraceableLIVE™ Datalogger Thermometers
- 24/7 worry-free monitoring via WIFI
- Real-time email, text or push notifications of parameter breaches
Key benefits:
- View data from anywhere; run reports via app or internet
- Unlimited scalability and number of users
- Meets CDC/VFC requirements
Applications/usage:
Use in critical environments such as refrigerator/freezers, ultra-low-temperature freezers, vaccines, chemical storerooms, biofuel research, greenhouses, liquid nitrogen storage, microbiology/immunology, blood banks, food and beverage, and controlled warehouses.
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