Scilog SciTemp Single Use Temperature Sensor

• Monitoring temperature in single-use bioreactors and fermenters.
• Controlling temperature in pharmaceutical buffer and media preparation.
• Ensuring temperature stability during cell culture and microbial fermentation.
• Tracking temperature profiles in downstream processing steps like filtration and chromatography.
• Validating temperature in biopharmaceutical R&D and process development.

Temperature Range

Typically 4°C to 70°C for this class of sensor.

Calibration

Pre-calibrated with data stored on the sensor chip, eliminating user calibration.

Connectivity

Designed for integration with compatible SciLog systems and software.

Material Compatibility

Materials are typically chosen for biopharmaceutical compatibility and low extractables.

Sterilisation

Gamma-stable memory device, suitable for use in gamma-irradiated single-use assemblies.

Traceability

Commonly features unique IDs or barcodes for data documentation and traceability.

• What are the primary benefits of a single-use temperature sensor?

  Single-use sensors eliminate the need for cleaning, sterilisation, and recalibration between batches, reducing turnaround times and mitigating cross-contamination risks. They offer significant operational efficiencies in biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

• Is this sensor compatible with all bioreactor systems?

• How is the calibration data handled for these sensors?

• Can these sensors be used for long-duration processes?

• Are there different sizes or configurations available for these sensors?

Thermometers and temperature probes hold strong reputation in laboratory and pharmaceutical settings for reliability and precision. Buyers typically value accuracy certification and calibration history when purchasing used units. Key strengths include consistent performance across repeated measurements and durability in demanding environments. Industry sentiment favours digital probes for their data logging capabilities, whilst analogue models remain preferred for simplicity and cost. When buying secondhand, inspectors should verify calibration certificates, check sensor integrity, and confirm compatibility with existing laboratory systems. Probe type selection depends on application requirements and budget constraints.

General overview for this equipment type