Novel datalogging technology
is helping refrigerated
transport company, Igloo
Thermo-Logistics, to assure
customers in the food and
pharmaceutical industries that
their products are being stored
and transported in perfect
environmental conditions.

Following the launch of
Gemini Datalogger’s new
radio-enabled data
communication technology,
Igloo incorporated a new
system at its facilities in both
the-art facility with storage
for 10,000 pallets.

Around 5700 beams of
varying dimensions and
weight have been installed as
part of the storage system,
together with anti-collapse
mesh and picking bins.

Decking was installed in the
picking areas where staff
collect pick lists from the end
of the aisle and then visit each
location in sequence to
retrieve the items.

Watford and Leeds. The
addition of radio to the
communication options has
provided Igloo with a highly
effective, low cost monitoring
and alarm system that
automatically takes real-time
data from multiple points in
the company’s cold rooms.

The Tinytag Radio System
consists of a number of radio
loggers connected wirelessly
to a receiver. The receiver is
connected to a central PC
running Tinytag Explorer
Radio software, that
continuously collects and
stores data from the remote
loggers.