Termodensirom · Certification for pharmaceutical storage

75 mapping points.

Temperature and humidity, recorded every 15 minutes, for a minimum of 7 days.

Zone I. 48 sensors.

Depozitare I / Repaletizare · Coridor

Zone II. 27 sensors.

Depozitare II

Three levels.

0.5 m · 4.5 m · 9.0 m

One reference, outdoors.

North face. Natural environment.

Every degree,
accounted for.

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Method

We instrument the room.

Before a warehouse holds medicine, it holds a temperature. We place calibrated sensors through the full volume of the space — floor to nine metres — and listen for seven days.

Technicians installing temperature and humidity data loggers in a pharmaceutical storage warehouse
Mapping in progress. Data loggers at levels 1–3, Zone I.
Acceptance criteria

15–25 °C. ≤ 70% RH.

The acceptance band. Every reading answers to it.

The temperature map

Degree by degree.

Measured values, 16.2 – 20.0 °C — inside the band, wall to wall. Scroll: the plan replays the seven days of the study.

7days, continuous
15minutes between readings
50,400measurements per study

Then the room is drawn — as a map of its own temperature.

The instrument

Calibrated. Certified.
On file.

TZone TZ‑Temp U03 data loggers. Every unit calibrated, every certificate annexed to the report.

Temperature range
−30 … +60 °C
Accuracy
± 0.5 °C
Humidity
0 … 85% RH, ± 3%
Resolution
0.1 °C
Memory
32,000 records
Calibration
Renewed yearly
Deliverables

Two documents.
Every number.

Raportul de Mapare and Raportul de Calificare de Performanță — the record a regulator opens first.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is temperature mapping of a pharmaceutical warehouse?

A study that measures temperature and humidity through the full volume of the warehouse, to demonstrate, in line with Good Distribution Practice (GDP), that the space stays within 15–25 °C and at most 70% relative humidity. The number of sensors depends on the size and height of the warehouse — it can be higher or lower; the 75 points on three levels, from 0.5 to 9 metres, are the example of one particular warehouse.

How long does a mapping study take?

A minimum of 7 days of continuous recording, with readings every 15 minutes — over 50,000 measurements per study — followed by the preparation of the reports.

What documents do I receive?

The Mapping Report and the Performance Qualification Report: sensor placement drawings, calibration certificates, the recorded curves point by point, temperature maps, conclusions and the recommended permanent monitoring points.

What instruments are used?

TZone TZ‑Temp U03 data loggers — ±0.5 °C and ±3% RH accuracy — calibrated yearly; every calibration certificate is annexed to the report.