Temperature mapping for hospitals

Hospital temperature mapping for fridges, freezers and blood banks

We ship calibrated sensors, and you place them with us on a video call. The readings reach us live. The signed report comes 2 business days after the study.

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  • No site visit
  • 3-day study
  • Report in 2 business days
Sample floorplan of a hospital pharmacy. Glowing sensors sit at the corners and center of a blood bank fridge (19 sensors), a vaccine fridge (10), a plasma freezer (10) and an under-counter fridge (4), with one outside each unit for the room air. Their readings run to a gateway on the wall, which sends them live to Renergy.
From $350every price posted
Livereadings while the study runs
2 business daysto the signed report

How it works

From your fridge to a signed report, live

Calibrated sensors at the corners, the center and outside a fridge send their readings by radio to a gateway. The gateway sends them to Renergy live, while the study runs, and the report fills in as they arrive and is signed when the study ends.
Calibrated sensorsCertificates in the report
Own cellular linkNothing joins your network. No IT headache.
Signed by a certified engineerA Renergy engineer with career expertise in cold chain logistics

Packages

Every price, posted. Pick your unit.

A compact under-counter fridge seen through its door, with sensors at two opposite corners and the center, and one outside.

Compact fridge or freezer

Under-counter

4 sensors · 3 days

$350

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A single-door upright fridge seen through its door, with sensors at all eight corners and the center, and one outside.

Single-door fridge or freezer

Pharmacy or lab upright

10 sensors · 3 days

$850

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A double-door fridge seen through its doors, with sensors at the eight corners and the center of each side, and one outside.

Double-door or blood bank fridge

Or a small walk-in

19 sensors · 3 days

$1,600

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US dollars, before tax, for a remote study. Shipping at the carrier's rate, no markup. On-site service and -80°C (-112°F) freezers are quoted separately.

Keep some of the sensors after the study, and you have continuous monitoring for $250 a sensor a year.

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Ordering

Four steps, no site visit

  1. Three package cards with their prices. The single-door fridge is picked.

    Pick a package

    By unit size, with a date.

  2. A video call with two people, and the study protocol beside it, every line checked and approved.

    Approve the protocol

    On a call, before we ship.

  3. A fridge with sensors at its corners, and a phone on a video call confirming that spot 7 looks right.

    Place sensors on video

    We check each spot with you.

  4. The signed report with every section checked, and the sensor kit boxed up to go back.

    Get the signed report

    2 business days after the study.

Need more hands-on help? We also offer assisted installation, up to full white-glove service, quoted separately.

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The report

The report fills in while the study runs

A sample temperature mapping report for a single-door vaccine fridge, filling in as the study runs. Each step turns to done: protocol, sensor placement, calibration certificates, the door-open test, the power-off test, the warm and cold spots, where the permanent probe goes, the mean kinetic temperature and raw data, and the review and signature by a certified engineer. Beside them, a picture of each step: the sensors reporting, the door held open, the power cut, the warmest and coldest corners, a pin where the permanent probe goes, the results sheet with its data file, and the signed report with its seal.

Why hospitals map

Who asks for the map

Blood bank

AABB expects each blood fridge and freezer to be validated before use.

AABB requirements

Pharmacy and lab

Mapped when an accreditor, a trial sponsor or a new unit asks.

WHO mapping guidance

Common questions

Does a hospital need temperature mapping?

For blood storage, usually yes. AABB, and CSA Z902 in Canada, expect blood units to be validated before use. Pharmacy and lab units are mapped when an accreditor, a sponsor or a new unit asks.

How much does hospital fridge temperature mapping cost?

$350 for a compact unit, $850 for a single-door upright and $1,600 for a double-door unit, in US dollars, before tax and shipping.

Does the kit need our hospital network or IT team?

No. The gateway sends the readings over its own cellular link, so nothing joins your network and there is nothing for IT to set up.

How long does a study take?

3 days in the unit, which catches the compressor and defrost cycles more than once. The signed report comes 2 business days after the study ends.

What is in the report?

The lowest, highest and average reading at every sensor, the warm and cold spots, the door-open and power-off results, the mean kinetic temperature, any reading outside the range, where the permanent probe should go, the calibration certificates and the raw data. A certified Renergy engineer reviews and signs it.

Do you come on site?

Yes, if you want more help. Assisted installation and full white-glove service are quoted separately. In Ontario and Quebec, travel and installation are free.

Can the sensors stay after the study?

Yes. Keep as many as you need and they become continuous monitoring with TemperatureWise, at $250 a sensor a year.

Can you map a -80°C (-112°F) freezer?

Yes. Ultra-low freezers need sensors rated far colder, so we quote them separately. Tell us the make and size.

More temperature mapping

Book a study, or ask what yours would cost

Tell us the unit and the date.

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Sources for every figure on this page
  1. Helmer Scientific, blood bank refrigerator standards and AABB requirements
  2. ATEK's summary of CSA Z902
  3. WHO Technical Report Series 961, Supplement 8, Temperature mapping of storage areas
  4. Renergy's mapping price list, October 2026
  5. Our check of 13 mapping sellers' websites, October 2026

Last reviewed 19 October 2026