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Automated cold-storage temperature monitoring: HACCP compliance without paper logs
How to replace paper temperature logs with an automated sensor system, with alerts and Excel reports for HACCP and GSP audits.
AIoT Viet engineering team Updated
Many cold stores still have staff record temperatures by hand 2–3 times a day. It's error-prone, misses night-time incidents and is hard to prove during audits.
What can an automated system do?
- Measure temperature every 1–10 minutes and keep a full history
- Alert via Zalo/Telegram when out of range or a door stays open
- Export daily and per-shift reports for HACCP audits
Where to start?
Begin with the 2–4 most critical measuring points. The Cold Storage Monitoring Pro Kit has all the devices and the app to run a pilot in one afternoon.
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