NanoTag
Capture temperature at an agreed monitoring point using the documented device capabilities.

THERMOLOGIX SOLUTIONS
Connect monitoring technology to the operational problem you need to solve—from selected storage points to temperature-sensitive journeys.
Illustrative industry scene.WHAT DO YOU NEED TO SEE?

You need a clearer record of conditions as goods move between storage, dispatch and receipt.
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Your team needs temperature information without relying only on occasional local observations.
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A threshold breach needs to reach someone who knows what to do next.
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A storage facility can contain local temperature differences and recurring operational changes.
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Teams need information about the temperature conditions recorded during a suitable shipment application.
Explore the approach ↗01 / Cold-chain visibility
You need a clearer record of conditions as goods move between storage, dispatch and receipt.
Better information for handovers, exception reviews and conversations between partners.

Plan suitable monitoring points and LoRaWAN coverage, then review received readings and histories in ThermoCloud.
Assess route coverage and buffered-data recovery. No GPS or cellular fallback is implied.
02 / Remote temperature monitoring
Your team needs temperature information without relying only on occasional local observations.
A shared view of monitored locations for designated users.

Connect suitable NanoTag devices through available LoRaWAN coverage and review their received readings in the platform.
The published standard sampling interval is ten minutes. Fresh-data availability depends on the complete connection path.
03 / Temperature excursion monitoring
A threshold breach needs to reach someone who knows what to do next.
Temperature evidence that supports investigation and an accountable response.

Configure relevant limits and notifications, and provide available histories for operational review.
Agree primary and backup responders. A notification is not a diagnosis, product-release decision or automatic corrective action.
04 / Storage temperature intelligence
A storage facility can contain local temperature differences and recurring operational changes.
More useful evidence for storage supervision and maintenance discussions.

Choose representative monitoring points, manage multiple devices and review available graphs and reports.
A sensor measures conditions at its location. Placement and mapping requirements must be assessed separately.
05 / Shipment temperature monitoring
Teams need information about the temperature conditions recorded during a suitable shipment application.
A clearer basis for receiving assessments and investigations.

Assess packing, device placement and route connectivity; review available temperature records with shipment documentation.
An information gap is not proof of acceptable conditions. Confirm the contingency and recovery procedure for the chosen revision.
THE SAME CONNECTED FOUNDATION
Capture temperature at an agreed monitoring point using the documented device capabilities.
Move received readings through available network coverage into graphs, notifications and reports.
Assign responsibility, investigate changes and make authorised decisions using the evidence available.
DESIGN A USEFUL PILOT
Start with a defined location or suitable journey and the decisions the data will support.
Verify device onboarding, expected readings and notification delivery in the operating environment.
Review data availability, response ownership and report usefulness using agreed pilot criteria.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk to Thermologix about your product requirements, monitoring locations, coverage and the people responsible for responding.
