IRON TAG 1 Rugged Temperature Logger
Temperature records in demanding spaces
A protective steel housing. A practical temperature record.
A reusable stainless steel temperature logger with IP68 protection, configurable recording parameters, and USB reporting for demanding measurement environments.
IRON TAG 1 combines a stainless steel body with a temperature sensor and internal recording memory. Its construction is intended for environments involving moisture, immersion, and elevated temperatures where the enclosure is an important part of choosing a logger.
Configure the recording task using the manufacturer’s software, then retrieve the data through the integral USB connection. Select the measurement conditions and placement against the supplied unit’s instructions and the process you intend to assess.
- −40°C to +125°CTemperature range
- IP68Protection rating
- ReusableReplaceable battery
A reusable industrial logger
Configure the task. Retain the record.
Review the temperature, exposure, and handling requirements for the intended application.
Stainless steel enclosure
The steel housing and IP68 rating support use in demanding environments. Confirm the exposure and handling conditions for the supplied device.
Configurable recording
Use the manufacturer’s software to set supported start and stop modes, delays, logging interval, and alarm points.
USB reports
The integral USB interface provides setup and data access, with an available temporary report mode for reviewing an ongoing task.
Replaceable battery
The multi-use design includes a replaceable battery, supporting preparation for further recording tasks using the manufacturer’s procedure.
Technical details
Check the fit for your measurement conditions.
Manufacturer information for IRON TAG 1. Confirm the exact supplied hardware and its current instructions.
- Use type
- Reusable
- Temperature range
- −40°C to +125°C
- Housing
- Stainless steel
- Protection
- IP68
- Connection
- USB
- Status indication
- LED
- Alarm points
- Two: high and low
- Memory by report mode
- PDF: 35,000 readings; CSV: 20,000; combined: 20,000 readings per report
- Battery
- Replaceable lithium battery
- Dimensions
- 18 mm diameter × 118 mm
Plan the recording task
Configure. Position. Retrieve.
Follow the manufacturer’s setup, closure, placement, and retrieval instructions for the environment being assessed.
Configure and start
Connect the unit to the supported software, set the required recording parameters, and start the task using the selected mode.
Position the logger
Place the prepared device at the defined measurement point within its specified operating and exposure conditions.
Stop and export
Stop the recording with the supported software procedure and retrieve the report through USB. Save the record before preparing the next task.
Process and environmental records
A logger for defined demanding conditions.
Establish suitability for the complete exposure and process requirements before selecting the device.
Laboratory temperature studies
Capture a temperature record at defined measurement points for review alongside the laboratory’s study requirements.
Food processing assessments
Discuss the required temperature range and exposure conditions for a recording task within a food processing environment.
Industrial temperature tasks
Consider the steel enclosure and recording configuration for a defined industrial measurement task involving demanding environmental conditions.
Product enquiries
Describe the complete measurement task.
Tell us the temperature profile, exposure conditions, measurement points, and recording requirements. Celsius can discuss the model and preparation needed for your application.
Enquire about this productCan IRON TAG 1 be used for several recording tasks?
Yes. It is a reusable logger with a replaceable battery. Retain the report from the previous task and follow the manufacturer’s configuration and battery procedures before starting another record.
How should we assess suitability for a process measurement?
Share the full temperature profile, expected exposure, placement, and required logging interval. Review those conditions against the supplied unit’s specifications and instructions. A logger’s measurement record should be assessed within your established process and study requirements.