Termodensirom · Refrigerated vehicle certification

Cold, proven.

Temperature mapping for refrigerated vehicles carrying pharmaceuticals. On the road, not in the yard.

We set the vehicle aside.

The components vanish, one by one.

The cold space remains.

One volume to control.

Nine data loggers.
Every corner, plus the centre.

The observer stands behind the semi-trailer.

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The fleet

Any body.
Any unit.

From vans to semi-trailers: we map the vehicle, the refrigeration unit and the load as one system.

Semi-trailers
Schmitz
Vans
Iveco Daily · Mercedes‑Benz Sprinter · Fiat Ducato · Renault Master · Peugeot Boxer
Refrigeration units
Thermo King SLXi‑300 · Zanotti · Carrier
Refrigerant
R‑404a · R‑452a
Refrigerated Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van with a cab-mounted cooling unit, the type of vehicle qualified for pharmaceutical transport
Refrigerated van with a cab-mounted cooling unit — the type of vehicle we map and qualify.
Method

We measure in motion.

Nine calibrated data loggers, in the corners and at the centre, plus one reference outside. Readings every 5 minutes, on the longest routes, with cargo on board.

9+1calibrated data loggers
5minutes between readings
2runs, the longest ones

The reference sits outside, in the open. The interior answers to it.

The two regimes

Cold. Ambient.
Both, proven.

Run 1 · cold regime 2…8 °C

08.01, 11:17 → 10.01, 09:32

46 hours of distribution, uninterrupted.

Run 2 · ambient regime 15…25 °C

23.02, 13:22 → 25.02, 14:57

50 hours of distribution, uninterrupted.

The instrument

Calibrated. Certified.
On file.

TZone TZ‑Temp U03 data loggers, calibrated beforehand. The certificates — 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
Weight
25 g
Deliverables

The complete file.

The Mapping Report and the Partial Performance Qualification Report — the file an auditor opens first.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions.

How is a refrigerated vehicle mapped?

We install nine calibrated data loggers — in the corners and the centre of the refrigerated space — plus an outdoor reference, reading every 5 minutes. We measure on real distribution runs, with cargo on board, not in the car park.

Which temperature regimes are qualified?

Both pharmaceutical regimes: cold, 2–8 °C, and ambient, 15–25 °C — each on one of the longest routes, 46–50 hours without interruption.

Which vehicles can be qualified?

Any body type: from vans — Iveco Daily, Mercedes‑Benz Sprinter, Fiat Ducato, Renault Master, Peugeot Boxer — up to Schmitz semi-trailers, with Thermo King, Zanotti or Carrier units.

What documents do I receive?

The Mapping Report and the Partial Performance Qualification Report: the sensor placement drawing, calibration certificates, routes with distances and durations, the recorded curves and the conclusions.