A LoRaWAN log supports HACCP records with timestamped product or air readings. It does not replace the plan — see the cold-room solution for the design pattern.
Particlesensing is an owner-operated manufacturer of LoRaWAN industrial IoT sensors, supplying leak, level, flow, pressure, soil, weather, and food-temperature kits plus cloud-ready firmware to OEM and ODM partners in 47+ countries—not a trading company.
Contact our team →A wireless temperature log fixes the clipboard problem. It does not write your limits. For the full cold-room architecture, use the HACCP cold room monitoring solution page.
Wall temperature says the room plant is running. Product core says whether a batch is inside the limit your plan already set. Order the food-contact instrument from the needle probe page, and read its decoder on the PS-610 decoder page. The food-chain overview covers process probes across wider sites — not the cold-room pattern itself.
Store degrees Celsius, time, device name, and probe-health. Do not average a failed probe into the chart. Battery life at the scheduled interval is up to about two years on that kit. Faster spot checks shorten the window. A 0.3% field failure rate across 2.5 million deployed units is manufacturing history, not an inspection outcome.
A door contact explains a warm spike. A leak kit outside the room covers wash-down water. Neither replaces the temperature column in the export your quality plan already defines.
A 100-unit stock trial is enough to prove one room on a real gateway before branding. EU868 and US915 are the standard plans. Confirm any other band on the quote.
This article is not the cold-room architecture page. For gateway placement, air versus product logging, and door/wash-down pairing, use the HACCP cold room monitoring solution. For process probes across a wider plant, use the food-chain overview. Keep blog notes short; keep design on the solution URL that owns the keyword.
Join one probe, paste the PS-610 decoder, and export Celsius with probe-health for seven days. Compare the chart to the paper form. If operators argue about units or timestamps, fix the dashboard before you order branding. A clean week of records beats a glossy brochure in an audit conversation.
Write the measurement question before you open cartons. Confirm the regional plan on the quote. Paste only the matching decoder profile. Watch the frame counter for a full interval. Name devices after rooms and tanks operators already use. Stock a spare for mounts you cannot reach without a lift. A 100-unit stock trial proves join and decode before branding at 500 units. EU868 and US915 are the standard radio plans; ask before you assume another band. Manufacturing history — 25 years, 2.5 million units, 0.3 percent field failure — belongs in vendor review after the measurement and decoder are right. Destination-market documentation is a separate pack on the purchase order. Hong Kong sales owns the commercial conversation; the public decoder library owns the named fields.