A transport temperature record shows air temperature at the sensor location, not the temperature inside the product. That distinction matters: product mass changes slowly while air responds to a door opening within seconds, so a brief spike in a record is not proof of product damage.
Monitoring data is often over-read in both directions — treated as proof that everything was fine, or as proof that a load is ruined. Understanding what the sensor measures, and where it sits, is what makes the record useful evidence rather than a source of argument.
Not necessarily. Air recovers quickly after a door opening while product mass changes slowly. Whether product was affected is a judgement for the consignor against their own criteria.
Placement determines what the record represents. A sensor near the door reads differently from one at the front of the body, so the position should be known when the record is read.
A printed temperature record is a defined item requested at booking rather than an automatic inclusion on all work.
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