Traceo hardware

Best HACCP temperature sensors

Traceo prioritizes EN 12830, IP67, and LoRaWAN sensors: one sensor per cold area to track drift, alert the team, and concretely protect stored value without adding manual checks.

Front view of the Milesight EM320-TH temperature sensor. LoRaWAN logo
EN 12830IP67LoRaWAN10+ years battery lifeOffline memoryMagnetic mounting

Real incident

One outage can put a full stock at risk.

During a power outage near Quimper, Traceo temperature alerts helped a customer react quickly and protect refrigerated stock.

"Nearly 100,000 homes without power…"
France 2 / franceinfo, June 24, 2026
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One sensor per cold area

Fridges, freezers, refrigerated displays, and cold rooms are monitored automatically with the right equipment name in Traceo.

02

Drift is visible right away

When a temperature leaves its safe range, Traceo shows which unit is affected and helps the team react before product loss becomes financially heavy.

03

Useful during risk periods

Alerts matter especially in summer, when cold equipment is under pressure, and in winter or at Christmas, when cold rooms hold a lot of value.

Specifications

  • Measurement range -30 °C to +60 °C
  • Typical accuracy ±0.2 °C from 0 °C to 60 °C; ±0.3 °C from -30 °C to 0 °C
  • Resolution 0.1 °C
  • Transmission LoRaWAN
  • LoRaWAN range Up to 2 km in urban areas and 15 km in rural areas, depending on radio environment
  • Protection IP67
  • Enclosure PC + ABS
  • Installation Magnetic or standard mounting
  • Configuration NFC setup
  • Battery life Can exceed 10 years depending on measurement interval, temperature, and network
  • Memory Up to 3,000 offline readings
  • Compliance EN 12830

Milesight manufacturer data. Radio performance, battery life, and alert timing vary with configuration, building conditions, the LoRaWAN gateway, and the measurement interval.