When do you need a high temperature data logger?

In most cases when we think about temperature monitoring, we tend to focus on freezers and fridges, forgetting all about high temperature. For many people a data logger is no more than a device that lets people know how cold it is. Of course that's true, but temperature monitoring is important not only in low temperatures. A high temperature data logger can be extremely useful for almost every kind of business that deals with high temperature - possibly even for yours. This article discusses only two possibilities of using high temperature monitoring systems, but there are much more of them. Cooking Many restaurant and hotel kitchens could benefit by using high temperature data loggers. For example, baking depends on frequent temperature monitoring to produce a quality product. The standard, old-fashioned thermometers are not very precise and and don't keep a temperature history during the baking process. Laboratories The other possibility of using a high temperature data logger is a laboratory. Standard thermometers are certainly less precise than a digital temperature monitoring system. A high temperature data logger or temperature chart recorder, whether digital or simple pen-and-paper can be used to monitor and document temperature profiles. Additionally they can produce a written record of a process which can be used to measure future batches against. Other perspectives Any kind of business that employs high temperature processed can benefit from using a high temperature data logger. If you don't currently use temperature monitoring or a temperature chart recorder you should consider how the use of one can standardize your processes. This improves consistency and accountability, which are only as good as your standards, which are, in turn dependent on the accuracy of your data gathering processes.