Temperature Data Logger Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2021 - 2026)

The temperature data logger market is expected to register a CAGR of 5%, during the forecast period (2021 - 2026)

Many industries primarily rely on temperature data loggers to know what temperature, the product has been exposed to and for how long, be it medical devices, sterilized surgical instruments in an autoclave, or food heated before canning.

Temperature monitoring helps managers to guard legionella, while scientists gauge the health of rivers and streams by the temperature of the water. Such process and evidence obtained undergo verification using temperature data loggers

Within the transport sector, the data loggers accompany the cargo during logistics and provide means to investigate environmental hazards subjected to various parameters of the voyage. For instance, in 2019, UK-based designer and manufacture of the environmental monitor system, Hanwell Solution Ltd, launched Pro Transport Loggers, a portable reusable temperature logger that monitors temperature parameter during transit.

As with the food industry, storing food at a proper temperature is essential to prevent the growth of bacteria, including E. Coli and Salmonella, which may lead to serious illnesses. Evidently, food storage companies continuously monitor the temperature of food, as per the guidelines of US regulatory agencies to ensure food safety.

Additionally, many pharmaceutical companies avoid spoilage, by including compact temperature data logger in transported materials and ensure the integrity of the product.

Moreover, the development of embedded system based on programmable system-on-chip temperature data logger that provides real-time monitoring with active alarms featuring a compact design, low power consumption, recorded data in EPROM and has additional attached LCD anticipates the global demand for temperature data loggers.

However, the high upfront cost associated with temperature data loggers acts as a restraint for the market and restricts the adoption from smaller manufactures, and thereby, adversely affects the market adoption rate.