Vaccine storage must have strict temperature control standards, and a formal vaccine storage and distribution chain should be equipped with temperature and humidity monitoring equipment throughout the entire process to comply with the requirements of the Good Manufacturing Practice (GSP). Therefore,Temperature and humidity sensorParticipation *. In the process of vaccine storage, transportation, and distribution, temperature monitoring records are kept and filed throughout the cold chain. When inspecting each batch of goods, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention must also check the temperature and humidity records during transportation to confirm that the temperature records comply with GSP regulations before accepting and storing them.

Temperature and humidity sensorThe combination with electronic tag technology provides a solution for temperature and humidity monitoring and measurement in such applications. Electronic tags are information carrier chips that use RF technology for close range communication. They are compact in size, easy to install and use, and are very suitable for marking and identifying scattered items.

By integratingTemperature and humidity sensorIntegrated into electronic tags, enabling them to measure temperature and humidity values of installed items or application environments, and transmit the measured values to the reader/writer via radio frequency (RF), which then sends them wirelessly/wired to the application backend system.

The vaccine management personnel of the disease control department can view the real-time status of cold chain equipment such as refrigerators and cold chain transport vehicles in the entire district or unit through computers or mobile apps anytime and anywhereTemperature and humidity sensorThe transmitted temperature and humidity data can be accessed at any time, and the historical temperature records of the cold chain equipment can be retrieved to accurately grasp the operating status of the cold chain equipment during any time period. In case of sudden situations such as power outages, management personnel will also receive alarm messages in a timely manner and handle them promptly to minimize the loss of vaccines caused by the impact of cold chain temperature.