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Warehouse Temperature Mapping Guide
A detailed, eight-step method for running a temperature and humidity mapping study in a warehouse or storage facility — from test plan and logger placement to data analysis and remediation. Synergic runs compliant mapping across New Zealand cold-chain and storage sites.
Published by Dickson — Synergic’s environmental monitoring partner.
What’s Inside
- An eight-step temperature and humidity mapping method
- Building your game plan and a documented test plan
- Choosing critical mapping points (WHO 5–10 m spacing, ISPE logger counts, 3D placement)
- Setting the right sample rate
- Data-logger selection criteria (range, accuracy, memory, calibration, 21 CFR Part 11)
- Three-point calibration and post-calibration verification
- Analysing data, writing the mapping report, and remediating hot spots / HVAC issues
- Realistic time estimates for each step
Who it’s for
Cold-chain warehouses, distribution centres and food storage
This whitepaper is produced by Dickson, Synergic’s environmental monitoring partner. Synergic delivers Dickson’s OCEAView™ platform and ISO 17025 calibration across New Zealand.
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