Substantiate temperature-critical storage and equipment such as laboratory fridges, freezers, incubators, stability chambers, climate chambers and water baths.
Laboratory temperature mapping shows whether a room or piece of equipment achieves the required temperature conditions at the relevant use locations. It substantiates product or sample locations, identifies hot and cold spots and provides documentation for QA, validation, audit or accreditation.
Use the tool hub or create a 3D measurement-point proposal directly. It helps make room layout, product zones, doors and risks concrete before you choose a service level.
A lab fridge, incubator or -80 °C freezer should not be mapped in exactly the same way. The measurement plan should reflect intended use, loading, acceptance criteria and impact on samples or results.
For reagents, standards, samples, media and temperature-sensitive materials. Mapping assesses use zones, door influence, shelves and fixed sensor position.
For equipment where uniformity, stability and suitability of sample locations are important. Relative humidity can be included where relevant.
For laboratories, the required depth usually follows from intended use, the quality system and the impact on results, samples or products.
Not a mapping standard, but relevant where environmental conditions can affect the validity of laboratory results.
In GMP or GxP labs, the focus is on qualified equipment, traceable calibration and reliable documentation.
Some methods, samples or reagents have their own temperature limits or storage conditions.
The data loggers are supplied with calibration certificates from the calibration laboratory used.
The extent of mapping should match intended use, criticality and deviation history.
The dossier supports internal QA review, customer audit, validation and accreditation questions.
Measurement points are selected based on use locations, airflow, door use, loading and acceptance criteria.
Choose the level that fits your equipment, internal validation knowledge and audit pressure.
You rent calibrated data loggers and perform the measurement yourself. Suitable when you already have an internal approach and mainly need reliable instruments.
We provide the protocol, risk assessment and measurement plan. You measure yourself. Afterwards you receive analysis, conclusion, certificates and monitoring advice.
We perform the mapping on site, analyse the data and deliver the full dossier. Suitable for audit pressure, complexity or limited internal capacity.
The dossier shows what was measured, why those measurement points were selected, what the results mean and whether the equipment is suitable for intended use.
Mapping is especially useful when temperature control must be demonstrable or when the situation has changed.