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Logtag Humidity (Loghum)

This is the Humidity and Temperature Logger with a temperature range between -20°C and 85°C and humidity range between 0%RH and 100%RH The Logtag Humidity is about the size of a credit card This logger can log a temperature from every 30 second to every four hours. It has an accuracy of 0.5°C and 0.5%RH […]

Thermocron TC

This is the General Purpose Temperature Logger with a temperature range between -40°C and 85°C The TC is about the size of a thumb nail. This logger can log a temperature from every minute to every four hours. It has an accuracy of <1°C and a resolution of 0.5°C The TC memory size is 2048 […]

Logtag Temperature

This is the General Purpose Temperature Logger with a temperature range between -40°C and 85°C. The Logtag Temperature is about the size of a credit card The Logtag Temperature has 2 LEDs. One is green to indicate that everything is OK and the other red to alert that a temperature alarm has been breached This […]

Hand washing versus gloves

After a recent blog there was a bit of discussion about hand washing versus gloves. So a very short blog today because I’m not an expert on the subject (not that it has stopped me before). Just a quick simple question: What are your thoughts about hand washing versus gloves when it comes to food […]

Friday Funnies

Every Friday without fail (well, in my time with them), the Friday Funnies are delivered on Friday (occasionally Thursday). It is just a random collection of jokes but with many anecdotes contributed by readers. It is put together by Patricia Cameron-Hill & Shayne Yates who run a series of comedy type presentations for conferences and […]

Perceived safety and hand washing

Can improving safety actually make things worse? Can good hand washing training actually be bad? In my previous blogs I discussed Volvos, 4 wheel drives and temperature loggers. Now the question is turned to hand washing. Let me say up front that this blog is based on the fact that hand washing decreases the spread […]

Perceived safety and temperature

Can improving safety actually make things worse? In my last two blogs I picked on drivers of safe feeling cars who then drive more recklessly because they feel safe. Now I want to turn to temperature loggers. Temperature loggers are a great idea. They are the perfect audit tool (because they don’t fabricate results like […]

Volvos, airbags and four wheel drives

Disclaimer: This blog is filled with black humour involving car safety and accidents. Please don’t read on if this is likely to upset. OK, releasing unsupported scientific argument isn’t the best. But a quick google on airbags and driving patterns quickly brought up this which I thought was interesting because it’s an old article talking about […]

Hand washing and financial illiteracy

What do hand washing and financial illiteracy have in common? The guys at freakonomics have the answer. Their books are a great read as well, but probably won’t get you an A+ in economics in school. Maybe a detention for being disrespectful or free thinking.

Eggs, Volvos and SAP

What do eggs, Volvos and SAP have in common? Philosophy. Well, my type of philosophy. Which came first – the chicken or the egg? Do bad drivers chose Volvos, or do Volvo drivers become bad drivers? And finally, do large companies trying to avoid paying on time chose SAP, or does SAP turn good companies […]