Temperature Mapping for your Warehouse – Summer and Winter!

Summer or Winter – Detect Temperature Deviations Before They Become Critical

Our recommendation: Two mapping phases per year – summer and winter. Only this way can you ensure that your storage conditions remain stable even during extreme outside temperatures.

Typical reasons for seasonal mapping:

• Heat waves or cold spells threaten temperature stability
• No qualification exists or existing qualification is outdated
• Changes to storage equipment or facility structure
• Adjustments to product specifications or storage allocation
• Preparation for audits or requalification

What is Temperature Mapping?

A structured procedure in which the temperature distribution in your warehouse, refrigerator, or transport container is recorded under real conditions – over time and space, using high-precision data loggers.

What mapping delivers for you: 

• Identification of hot and cold spots
• Documentation of standards-compliant storage conditions
• Minimization of risks during audits and inspections
• Foundation for continuous monitoring

Temperature Mapping – Step by Step (Do It Yourself)

1. Planning & Goal Definition – Use our guidelines and planning documents to prepare your study.
2. Calibrated ebro^® Data Loggers – Our mapping sets include GxP-compliant loggers, calibrated in accordance with national standards.
3. Conduct the Mapping Study – Position the loggers according to the included instructions and run your measurement. Based on normative requirements and positions defined by risk analysis
4. Analysis & Graphical Evaluation – Use the included software to generate clear reports identifying all critical points.
5. Implement Your Findings – Take action based on your results for qualified, safe processes.