MicroConnect temperature and humidity data logger MC-GEN-270, 93 g, -25 to 85°C, 20–75% RH

MicroConnect MC-GEN-270 is a compact temperature and humidity data logger designed to monitor environmental conditions in transport, storage and facility environments. The device measures temperature within a range of -25 to 85°C and relative humidity between 20 and 75% RH. With a lightweight housing of 93 g and internal memory for recording time-stamped measurements, the logger captures continuous data that can be downloaded for analysis and documentation to support product integrity and compliance.

Advantages

The data logger combines a wide temperature range and an appropriate humidity span for many cold chain and indoor monitoring applications while remaining lightweight and easy to deploy. Its internal storage preserves time-stamped readings for post-event review, and the device is compatible with standard download procedures for analysis and record keeping. The compact form factor minimizes space usage during transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Cold chain transport monitoring of temperature-sensitive goods
• Storage area environmental logging in warehouses and distribution centers
• Monitoring humidity and temperature in laboratories and controlled facilities
• Quality assurance checks during transit and receiving inspections

Key specifications

• Measured parameters: temperature and relative humidity
• Temperature measurement range: -25 to 85°C
• Relative humidity range: 20–75% RH
• Weight: 93 g
• Form factor: compact, portable logger
• Data storage: internal memory for time-stamped recordings (downloadable)

How to use

Place the MC-GEN-270 in the area or package to be monitored and start the recording according to the device's start procedure. Ensure the logger is positioned where it can accurately sense ambient temperature and humidity without direct contact with wet surfaces or heat sources. After the monitoring period, connect the device to a compatible reader or interface to download recorded data for analysis and archiving. Use the downloaded time-stamped data to verify environmental conditions against required limits.

Usage recommendations

For reliable measurements, allow the logger to equilibrate to the monitored environment for a short period before recording begins, and avoid placing it in direct sunlight or next to heating elements. Regularly check and document logger calibration status if required by internal quality systems or regulatory standards.