A trailer temperature monitoring system works by using sensors placed inside the trailer to measure the temperature of the container. The sensors send this data to a control unit, which then sends it to computer software. If the temperature exceeds a set threshold, an alarm will trigger, and you will receive a notification.

It has several benefits, including: ensuring the quality of the goods by maintaining the temperature within a specific range, reducing the risk of spoilage, saving money by reducing operational costs and by reducing waste and spoilage, complying with regulatory requirements, and increasing customer satisfaction by ensuring the goods are delivered in good condition.

Yes, there are. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is responsible for food safety and food hygiene in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The regulatory body has set out guidelines for temperature control during the transportation of food in refrigerated vehicles. These guidelines outline the legal requirements for temperature monitoring systems in trailers or containers used for food transportation. To comply with these regulations, it’s essential to have a reliable system in place that can record and report temperature readings. Our telematics system with temperature monitoring can help you stay compliant, control your temperature-sensitive cargo better to reduce waste and lower costs, as well as keep your customers satisfied.