Libero CD
PDF data logger for Direct Placement into Dry Ice
Dry ice is commonly known to reach temperatures of -78.5 °C, so most dry ice data loggers work to -80 °C. If you regularly have dry ice shipments, you might wonder why you reach temperatures below that limit. The fact is dry ice can reach temperatures far below -80 °C during a regular shipment. Temperatures colder than -80 °C in dry ice can occur because of vibration or pressure differences, both things that are likely to happen during your shipment. That’s why Elpro designed the LIBERO CD dry ice data logger to measure even the lowest temperature Elpro have seen occurring in dry ice shipments and added on some extra to measure as low as -95 °C, so you can ship dry ice without needing to worry.
Applications
Cold Chain – Pharmaceuticals – Produce/Meat/Dairy – Agriculture & Floral – Office & Warehouse – Museums – Chemicals – Laboratories – Server room
Libero CD
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| Monitoring tasks | Transport Container |
| Application range | Dry ice [-76°C] |
| Measurement range | -95°C to +50°C |
| Accuracy | ± 0.5°C [-30°C to +30°C] ± 0.7°C [-80°C to -30.1°C] ± 1°C [+30.1°C to +5°C] ± 1.5°C [-95°C to -80.1°C] |
| Memory capacity | 8800 value |
| Alarm | on display temperature alarm levels with single or cumulative delays 2 temperature thresholds with alarm delay arm on duration / run time |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Number of channels | 1 |
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Measurement interval
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to 60 minutes, user programmable |
| Report |
– Built-in PDF file generator automatically establishes an evaluation report with embedded data upon
connection to a USB port. Complies with the ISO standard 19005-1 Document Management for the long-term
preservation of electronic documents (PDF/A) and FDA 21 CFR Part 11.
– Customizable report title and filename
– Text area for additional information (e.g. shipment information, instructions for recipient, etc.)
– Immediate release or quarantine based on alarm status
– Statistics (min/max, average, alarm) and detailed data logger information (ID, configuration, etc.)
– Chart visualizing the temperature curve and alarm limits
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| Traceability | number (traceable to component level) |
- Overview
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Libero CD
PDF data logger for Direct Placement into Dry Ice
Dry ice is commonly known to reach temperatures of -78.5 °C, so most dry ice data loggers work to -80 °C. If you regularly have dry ice shipments, you might wonder why you reach temperatures below that limit. The fact is dry ice can reach temperatures far below -80 °C during a regular shipment. Temperatures colder than -80 °C in dry ice can occur because of vibration or pressure differences, both things that are likely to happen during your shipment. That’s why Elpro designed the LIBERO CD dry ice data logger to measure even the lowest temperature Elpro have seen occurring in dry ice shipments and added on some extra to measure as low as -95 °C, so you can ship dry ice without needing to worry.
Applications
Cold Chain – Pharmaceuticals – Produce/Meat/Dairy – Agriculture & Floral – Office & Warehouse – Museums – Chemicals – Laboratories – Server room
- Technical Specifications
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Libero CD
Monitoring tasks Transport
ContainerApplication range Dry ice [-76°C] Measurement range -95°C to +50°C Accuracy ± 0.5°C [-30°C to +30°C]
± 0.7°C [-80°C to -30.1°C]
± 1°C [+30.1°C to +5°C]
± 1.5°C [-95°C to -80.1°C]Memory capacity 8800 value Alarm on display
temperature alarm levels with single or cumulative delays
2 temperature thresholds with alarm delay
arm on duration / run timeConnectivity USB Number of channels 1 Measurement intervalto 60 minutes, user programmable Report – Built-in PDF file generator automatically establishes an evaluation report with embedded data uponconnection to a USB port. Complies with the ISO standard 19005-1 Document Management for the long-termpreservation of electronic documents (PDF/A) and FDA 21 CFR Part 11.– Customizable report title and filename– Text area for additional information (e.g. shipment information, instructions for recipient, etc.)– Immediate release or quarantine based on alarm status– Statistics (min/max, average, alarm) and detailed data logger information (ID, configuration, etc.)– Chart visualizing the temperature curve and alarm limitsTraceability number (traceable to component level) - Dowloads
