Thank you, William.

Yes, unfortunately I'm thinking that -40C mark is going to be difficult to 
get under - seems to be to universal threshold for the type of logger I 
need.

Julie

On Wednesday, December 11, 2019 at 7:11:46 AM UTC-8, William Donnelly wrote:
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> Hi Julie –
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> I used a HOBO Pro V2 Ext Temp/RH logger for my MA research. They are built 
> to monitor outdoor conditions and worked well during my study. Our freezer 
> conditions are -35C. Not sure if this recommendation will be helpful, since 
> the lowest operating temperature for the unit is -40C.
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> https://www.onsetcomp.com/products/data-loggers/u23-002?creative=178262173812&keyword=&matchtype=&network=g&device=c&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImJ2k5u6t5gIVJYNaBR2W5wyEEAQYAyABEgKfC_D_BwE
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> William
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> *Subject:* [pestlist] Freezer Datalogger: Recommendations?
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> Hello, Pestlist
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> Looking for recommendations for a freezer treatment datalogger that can go 
> to very low temps.
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> Backstory:
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> We set our freezer to stay between -35 and -25F (the variation from its 
> cycling). However, there are instances where the temperature has dipped 
> below -40F (which is also -40C if anyone else thinks that's interesting!). 
> Unfortunately, -40 is the temperature our Onset HOBO bluetooth loggers lose 
> functionality. One by one they have been erroring. After it happens once 
> that logger can no longer function at temperatures under -20Fish.
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> Have others ran into this problem? Ideally our freezer wouldn't get that 
> low, but this is a problem that seems to happen sporadically despite 
> regular maintenance. Can anyone recommend a logger that functions under 
> -40F? I see many that have probes, but those will not work with our setup. 
> I've looked into Onset and Thermoworks primarily, I'd be happy to 
> investigate other big names if suggested.
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> Regards,
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> Julie McInnis
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> Collections Care Specialist
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> Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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