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Wi-Fi data loggers for incubators

Validated, wireless, and built for GMP/GLP

Track temperature and humidity across all your incubators from one digital platform.

  • ISO 17025 calibration included
  • Instant, automated alerts
  • Fully automated monitoring
  • Audit reports ready in 3 clicks
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The solution

Automated, GxP-validated, audit-ready monitoring

In GMP/GLP, incubators store critical materials where temperature drift or excursion = compliance risk and product loss.

With the wireless incubator data loggers, you get a monitoring system built for GxP.

  • Validated system: Full IQ/OQ/PQ documentation.
  • Live monitoring: Real-time monitoring and instant alerts.
  • Audit-ready data: Secure, traceable logs with e-signatures.
  • Regulatory confidence: Annex 11, 21 CFR Part 11, & WHO TRS 961 tailored.
Precision

Automated ISO 17025 calibration included

Incubators must maintain stable conditions, and even small drift can trigger deviations. The calibration of the incubator data loggers is done with strict compliance to ISO 17025.

Plus, with our patented on-the-wall calibration solutions, all your calibrations can be done:

  • directly on site
  • in only minutes
  • and in one go

No extra equipment, no downtime.

Digital monitoring platform

(no manual work, full visibility)

Manual data collection (USB or paper logs) increases audit risk and labor.

  • One digital dashboard: View all readings, alarms, etc. in one place.
  • Automated alerts: Instant notifications on SMS/email.
  • Digital reports in 3 clicks: Simple audits and no binder chaos.

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Client Testimonials

  • “All of the loggers have proven their worth and saved precious samples on several occasions when freezers broke or were accidentally left open.“

    Anja Pomowski

    Senior Scientist Antibody Production at Antikor

  • “The Eupry loggers make our life very easy. We just insert the probes in the freezer, switch it on, wait for 24 hours, and then generate a very simple and easy test report.”

    Thomas Schmidt

    Chief Technology Officer at B Science Global

  • “The calibration of the Eupry temperature loggers is easy and quick. I received a box with the new sensors (…) It took me under an hour to calibrate 40 loggers – including the time it took to find the refrigerators.”

    Kasper H. Christophersen

    Research Associate at Novozymes

Technical specifications of the incubator data loggers

The following are examples. See more options in the catalog.

How do I install the data loggers in my incubator?

There are three choices when placing the data loggers in your incubator and each is equally effective.

  1. The most common method is simply placing the Eupry data logger on the proper shelf in the incubator.
  2. The second method is mounting the data logger with double sided tape from M3.
  3. The third method is mounting it in the incubator with screws.

During the mapping exercise, data loggers are placed in a tray at various places in the incubator in order to move the datalogger around to find the critical high and low points.

Ultimately, the placement of your incubator data logger and the choice of how to position it will be based on the dimensions of your incubator and the critical high and low points.

How do I connect the incubator data loggers to the Eupry monitoring system?

Connecting Eupry’s Wi-Fi data loggers is as simple as downloading the app on a smartphone and registering the device. This can be done by staff across multiple locations.

The system lets management assign different levels of data access to each individual employee. Different levels of the organization can ensure that the incubators are being properly monitored and adjusted which safeguards your valuable content from either overheating or freezing.

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Track and record historic measurements

The Eupry app lets you track historical measurements. The data is sent to you in a highly secure and encrypted format and is safely stored within the Eupry system for up to 5 years.

Two-year battery life

The Eupry team has developed a long-lasting device that runs for two years on normal AA batteries and lets you know when batteries are running low via text or email.

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ about incubator data loggers

Is It possible to calibrate a Wi-Fi data logger for incubators?

The calibration of our temperature data loggers is done with strict compliance to ISO17025 specifications in order to verify that the data loggers are measuring correctly. Every year Eupry will provide you with a newly calibrated sensors.

The calibration is always included in the price. Certificates for proof of calibrations are located online and are easily accessed when needed.

Learn more about how the on-the-wall calibration works.

Where should I place the data logger in the incubator?

Temperatures in incubators can vary from point to point inside the incubator and are not necessarily equal to the temperature that is displayed on the incubator. However, as long as the incubator is from a trusted brand it is most precise.

Most incubators will have a critical high spot as well as a critical low. It is important to place dataloggers at the points in the incubator where there are either critical high or the critical low temperatures.

Therefore depending on the material you store in your incubator go for the most critical of the two. If you use an old incubator with significant variation, you might consider getting an extra Eupry Datalogger so you cover both spots.

In order to locate the critical high and critical low temperatures, you must conduct a mapping exercise. This is a process that ensures you get the exact placement you need for your specific incubator.

To conduct the mapping exercise, you place the datalogger in one position for several hours without opening the incubator while monitoring the temperature and then to move it to a new spot. Keep doing this routine until you have found the critical high and critical low temperatures.

Do incubators need wireless temperature data loggers?

To prevent costly damage or time waste, it is important to be able to receive alarms via SMS or email if the incubator is not working as it should.

When our data loggers alert you to changes as they happen, you are able to adjust the temperature in the incubator in time. Eupry's solution logs and tracks temperatures in incubators in the medical, healthcare and laboratory industries because we do not only provide hardware of the highest quality, we provide a wireless temperature datalogger that automatically lets you know in real time when changes in temperature happen.

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Why should I choose Wi-Fi data loggers over a regular USB data logger for my incubator?

Incubators, much like other equipment, may not maintain consistent performance over time. Similar to refrigerators, temperatures within incubators can experience notable fluctuations without ever being noticed.

This delayed awareness hinders the timely adjustments necessary to safeguard the sensitive medicines and laboratory samples stored within the incubators.

A key distinction between utilizing USB data loggers and employing Wi-Fi data loggers lies in the capability to receive alarms. USB data loggers, lacking internet connectivity, do not have the functionality to send alarm notifications.

Like USB wireless temperature sensors, Eupry’s wireless temperature data loggers constantly monitor the temperature — even if your Wi-Fi is down. But with Eupry sensors you have access to real time updates of significant fluctuations letting you take the necessary action.

Click here to read the full product comparison: USB Data Loggers vs. Eupry.