Looking for the way to monitor temperature?
LogTag is Australia’s most trusted temperature logging system.
LogTags are cost-effective, easy-to-use (even for beginners) and come with a money back satisfaction guarantee and free lifetime support.
Need advice? Call 1300 30 33 34
LogTags make temperature and humidity logging easy
Temperature logging doesn’t have to be hard. Our range of LogTag Recorders are easy to set up and easy to read.
Simply connect the logger to your computer and in seconds you have a graph of temperature history.
Almost everything is configurable – from the time between readings to the minimum and maximum ranges.
The software is easy to install and use.
There are models that have visible and audible alerts if temperatures go out of range, and models that plug straight into your computer’s USB port without the need for a cable.
And if you have any trouble, our support team is just a phone call away – for the lifetime of the logger.
Need some advice right now?
Call us on 1300 30 33 34.
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Standard Loggers
LogTag Temperature Logger – Extended Memory
Your best bet for most situations.
This is by far our most popular model and, unless you have special requirements, your best bet for temperature logging.
USB Temperature Loggers
LogTag with built-in USB
No Reader Interface Required
Only have a couple of sites to monitor? This logger has the USB built in so no external Reader is required
Standard Loggers
LogTag Temperature Recorder with Display and Probe
Now with audible alarm
The new release of this popular logger features a new display layout, audible alarm and expanded 15,900 reading memory. Works with all LogTag external probes.
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LogTag Pro Pack 10
Great savings when you bulk buy
If you're looking to log temperature in a few places, such as multiple refrigerators, the LogTag Pro Pack 10 is great for you. Including 10 LogTag Temperature Recorders and the accompanying LogTag Analyser software and USB Data Reader, this pack is the perfect way to get started with temperature logging.
