Replacement Loggers with Certificates
Grab a replacement logger at a discount
Rather than messing about with batteries and screwdrivers, you can grab a replacement logger as a significant discount.
Why not take the opportunity to upgrade your old logger to a new second generation one?
You can also add certification to your replacement logger if you need it.
Questions about replacing loggers
How do I swap the loggers over?
Clever Logger makes it easy to swap loggers in a location.
- Power on your new logger.
- In the Clever Logger dashboard, click on the location to be replaced
- Click on Advanced Settings link and choose Device Details
- Click on the Replace Device button.
- You should see the new logger’s ID. Click on it to select it.
What do I do with the old logger?
The old logger belongs to you so you can do whatever you like with it.
- You can dispose of it
- You can keep it as a spare or to use in another area
- You can return it to us for recycling
Questions about certification
What are these certificates?
We can send your logger to an independent laboratory for testing. Lab staff place the logger in a chamber that has an extremely accurate temperature control. The loggers are measured at three temperatures (chosen by you) and their error is noted.
If the error is within tolerances (usually 0.5°) then the logger is passed and a certificate issued.
In the example illustration, we can see the logger was tested at 2.0°C, 8.0°C and 12.0°C (the Applied Input column), and returned errors at all three temperatures that were well within acceptable levels.
Do I need to get my logger certified?
Probably not.
Under current Australian vaccine storage guidelines, there is no requirement to have your temperature logger certified. So for the thousands of hospitals, medical centres and pharmacies using Clever Logger, this is not really relevant.
Most of the loggers we send for testing are for use in clinical trials or product testing, where higher levels of certification are required.
What is the difference between the Certificate of Accuracy and the NATA Certificate?
The testing procedure for both certificates is the same. The difference is in the accreditation of the laboratories.
The laboratory that issues our Certificates of Accuracy has instruments that have been calibrated by NATA certified instruments, but the lab itself is not NATA certified.
The lab that issues our NATA Certificates is, obviously, accredited by NATA. This certification process is difficult and expensive, which is why they charge more for their testing.
What is NATA?
Why does the temperature and humidity logger testing cost so much?
The temperature and humidity certification require two completely separate tests and, so, cost twice as much.
What happens if a logger fails testing?
The good news, this is extremely rare. Of the thousands of loggers we have sent for testing, only a handful have failed testing.
But if one does, we discard it, get the lab to test another logger and send you the good one. There is no charge for the testing on the faulty logger.
