Add a glycol vial attachment from SensoScientific to enhance the accuracy of sensitive sensor readings. Helps meet critical CDC/VFC standards. Request a quote.

The Temperature Sensor in Glycol Vial can be used with most Sensaphone models to measure the temperature of objects in a refrigerator or freezer. By placing the sensor in a bottle filled with glycol, users will receive a reading that represents the temperature of the refrigerator’s contents rather than the ambient air temperature.

The temperature sensor in vial filled with beads helps to prevent sudden temperature spikes when a door is opened. The BP-V is perfect for applications where glycol is not required.

Used in refrigerators & freezers, this accessory improves accuracy & minimizes false alarms from defrosting, fans, or in/out traffic. This Glycol filled vial acts as insulation to slow the temperature sensor’s response time. In the box.

The ACI A/XXXLTS Thermal Vial Temperature Sensing is ideal for freezers, coolers, and refrigeration units to monitor the temperature of the contents, rather than the air temperature. The vial is filled with fluid such as glycol or water which emulates the material being stored.

The FGD0107 is a temperature sensor in a glycol filled vial. This sensor mimics vaccine storage by providing a reading that represents the temperature of the fridges contents rather than the air temperature.

Propylene Glycol is a non-toxic, slightly viscous and colourless liquid. It is ideal for measuring temperatures because it has a freezing point of -59°C. This means that if the fridge gets below zero, it won’t freeze, unlike some other liquids.

The Low Temperature Sensor in Glycol Vial can be used with most Sensaphone models to measure the temperature of objects in a freezer. By placing the sensor in a bottle filled with glycol users will receive a reading that represents the temperature of the freezer’s contents rather than the ambient air temperature.

The SensoScientific Glycol Vial is to accurately measure storage unit temperatures and meet CDC/VFC compliance standards. Glycol buffers reflect the average temperature of liquids placed inside storage units, like vaccines.

Aug 20, 2020 · This Glycol Buffer Probe accurately mimics the temperature fluctuations felt by refrigerated liquids. Fill it with Glycol (not supplied but readily available) and place it next to the liquid to be monitored for realistic temperature data.