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News Release from: Isatec | Subject: LogTag Trix-8
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 22 February 2007
LogTag Trix-8 temperature recorder meets
EN 12830
Trix-8 is a portable, self contained, user-programmable temperature recorder for use with sensitive goods and is suitable for use in vaccine refrigerators, vaccine shipments and cold chain studies
After a review of supporting test and technical data reports by the appropriate World Health Organisation (WHO) technical committee and after an inspection of production-run samples, the LogTag Trix-8 electronic temperature recorder has been found to meet European Standards described in EN 12830 Trix-8 is a portable, self contained, user-programmable temperature recorder for use with goods sensitive to temperature
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 9 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Data recorder is credit card sized
The high performance LogTag Trix-8 has a resolution of 0.1C and can store up to 8000 readings of temperature between -40 and +85C against real time in its non volatile memory
As a reusable cold chain monitor, it gives a complete history and is suitable for use in vaccine refrigerators, vaccine shipments and cold chain studies.
The Trix-8 is the same basic size as a credit card and less than 9mm in thickness, thereby making it easy to install in cold boxes.
Recorded data can be downloaded, viewed and stored using freely available LogTag Analyser Windows software via a LogTag interface connected to the computer's USB port.
The Trix-8 is now qualified to be listed in the Who-Unicef product information sheets (PIS) under section 6, thermometers, thermorecorders and indicators, under the following reference number: Electronic temperature recorder, model: LogTag Trix-8, as E6/53. Request a free brochure from Isatec ...
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