LogTag designs and manufactures cost-effective electronic data loggers and recorders for accurate temperature and humidity monitoring in transit and storage.
LogTag Recorders is a leading global provider of data logging solutions, specializing in temperature and humidity monitoring for the cold chain, pharmaceutical, and medical industries. Renowned for their high performance and reliability, LogTag products range from simple single-use USB temperature recorders to advanced multi-channel loggers with wireless and cellular connectivity.
The company provides comprehensive monitoring systems that help businesses ensure regulatory compliance and product quality. Their ecosystem includes the user-friendly LogTag Analyzer software and LogTag Online cloud platform, allowing for easy configuration, data analysis, and report generation. Headquartered in New Zealand with a global presence, LogTag is a trusted name for protecting temperature-sensitive goods during transport and storage.
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A single flash of the red LED every 4 seconds typically indicates that the recorder is logging but an alert condition (temperature alarm) has occurred during the trip.
Most LogTag products are configured using the LogTag Analyzer software. Insert the device into your computer's USB port (or interface cradle), open the software, and use the Wizard to set parameters like logging interval and alarms.
For USB PDF models (like the TRIL-16U), you can plug the device into a computer to view an automatically generated PDF report without specific software. However, LogTag Analyzer is required for advanced analysis and configuration.
If the 'Stop with button' feature was enabled during configuration, press and hold the STOP button. The LEDs will flash simultaneously; release the button when the sequence indicates the stop command is registered.
A green LED blink every 4 seconds indicates the device is currently recording and no alarm conditions have been triggered.