Protocol for Continuous

Temperature Monitoring

Fridge-tag®2/Data Logger
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Contents

I. Background…………………………………………………………………………….. 3
II. Purpose…………………………………………………………………………………. 4
III. Equipment/Fridge-tag®2………………………………………………………………. 4
IV. Placement of the Fridge-tag®2………………………………………………………. 5
V. Pre-set Alarm Parameters…………………………………………………………….. 5
VI. Display Explanations………………………………………………………………….. 6
VII. Initiating the Fridge-tag®2……………………………………………………………. 7
A. Display Test……………………………………………………………………... 7
B. Device Activation………………………………………………………………. 9
C. Setting the Calendar Format………………………………………………….. 10
D. Instructions for Using the READ and SET Buttons…………………………. 11
E. Setting the Date………………………………………………………………… 12
F. Setting the Time………………………………………………………………… 15
G. Setting the Temperature Measurement Unit………………………………… 16
H. LOC Function…………………………………………………………………… 17
I. CHANGE mode in Fridge-tag®2……………………………………………… 18
i. Change from °C to °F………………………………………………… 19
ii. Change Date and/or Time…………………………………………… 19
J. Display Indication- OK/ALARM……………………………………………….. 20
i. Example of OK (√) Display……………………………………………. 21
ii. Example of (X) ALARM………………………………………………… 21
VIII. Reading the Temperature History……………………………………………………. 22
A. Option 1: Day to Day Overview……………………………………………….. 22
B. Option 2: Alarm Read Out Only………………………………………………. 25
C. Option 3: Downloading Data/ Generating a Report………………………… 26
Sample PDF Report……………………………………………………. 27
Explanation of PDF Report……………………………………………. 28
IX. Protocol for Downloading and Reporting Temperature Data………………………. 29
X. Explanation of Terms…………………………………………………………........ 30
Battery Specifications and 30
Care………………………………………………………………………………………
XII. Life of Device………………………………………………………………………….. 31

XIII. Contact Information and Resources…………………………………………………. 31

XIV. Appendix 1- Emergency Response Worksheet…………………………………….. 32
Additional Resources………………………………………………………………….. 33
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I. Background:

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has developed interim guidance for the
proper storage and handling of vaccine. These recommendations include the use of continuous
temperature monitoring devices, or digital data loggers, for all vaccine storage units (refrigerators
and freezers).

The data logger should provide a digital display of the internal storage unit temperature including
min/max temperatures and current temperature. Data loggers are preferred over other types of
thermometers as they can provide an indication of the length of time a storage unit has been
operating outside the recommended vaccine storage temperature range, whenever a temperature
excursion occurs.

Continuous monitoring refers to the thermometer’s ability to track and record temperatures over
time. Unlike a simple min/max thermometer, which provides only information about the warmest
and coldest temperature that was reached; the continuous monitoring device provides detailed
information on temperatures recorded at pre-set intervals. Digital data loggers work by storing
continuous temperature data in the devices memory. This stored data then can be downloaded to a
PC or Mac for review and archive.

In addition, the digital data logger should have the following:

• Hi/Lo alarm for out-of-range temperatures

Display of current temperature, as well as minimum and maximum temperature;
• Reset button ;
• Low battery indicator;
• Accuracy of +/- 1°F (0.5°C);
• Memory storage of at least 4000 readings, device will not rewrite over old
data and stops recording when memory is full
• User programmable logging interval (or reading rate) of 10 minutes or less;
• Detachable temperature buffered probe
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II. Purpose:

In an effort to meet CDC requirements, the Alabama Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program is now
using the Fridge-Tag® 2 manufactured by Berlinger & Co. AG.. Berlinger developed a product in
this device that specifically meets the needs of public and private healthcare providers who are
managing vaccine supplies, making the transition to continuous temperature monitoring simple
and reliable.

The intention of this manual is to provide guidelines for implementing the use of the Fridge-tag® 2
in accordance with VFC Program specifications, as well as to provide detailed instruction for
operating the device, originated by Berlinger & Co. AG.

III. Equipment:

The Fridge-tag® 2 digital data logger produces a 60 day report that can be printed, emailed and
stored. It comes with an NIST traceable certificate of accuracy. Simply detach it from the external
probe, connect it to any computer via USB, and download the report like a removable memory stick.
Software is not needed. Fridge-tag® 2 reports are 21 CFR Part 11 compliant to meet FDA and CDC
requirements.

The Fridge-tag® 2 tracks temperatures minute per minute. This allows for continuous temperature
monitoring of the vaccine storage unit. The Fridge-tag® 2 has been calibrated and ISO 17025
certified for a period of 2 years.

The Fridge-tag® 2

Advantages to Using the Fridge-tag® 2

• Uninterrupted temperature monitoring

• Data retention for the last 60 days (PDF
file)
• 30 days available for read out on
monitor
• Easy handling, no software needed to
analyze the data
• Pre-set alarms to alert personnel of
temperature excursions
• Detailed information on temperature
excursions (minimum and maximum)
temperatures reached and duration of
excursion(s) in hours and minutes)
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IV. Placement of the Fridge-tag® 2:

The Fridge-tag® 2 is equipped with a display monitor and a bio-safe glycol filled vial (buffered probe) and
connecting cable.

 The Fridge-tag® 2 display monitor should be positioned outside the vaccine storage unit. The bio-safe
glycol filled bottle/probe should be centrally place inside the storage unit along with the vaccine supply
away from ceilings, walls, vents, fans and coils.

1. Place the glycol filled vial inside the storage unit (It is recommended to do this 30 minutes prior
to device activation to allow it to acclimate and prevent erroneous temperature readings upon
initiation of the device).
2. Pass the connecting cable through the back hinge of the
storage unit door (gap between the door and unit when
opened). **(Important tip: Secure the cable against the
interior wall with duct tape prior to the wire’s exit to the
outside monitor. This will keep it secure inside the storage
unit and prevent the vial from moving when disconnecting
the device for report downloading.)
3. Affix the Fridge-tag®2 display monitor to the outside door or
side of storage unit with the magnet provided. (**Again using duct tape to tape the cable in
place on the storage unit door.)

 The display monitor shows the temperature measured by the bio-safe glycol filled vial/probe with an
External sensor.
o Note: After disconnecting the display monitor when downloading temperature data, be sure to re-
connect the appropriate device with pre-set alarm parameters to the correct unit, either refrigerator or
freezer.

V. Preset Alarm Parameters

Your Fridge-tag® 2 device(s) are pre-set to monitor either your refrigerated vaccine storage unit
(refrigerator) temperatures or your frozen vaccine storage unit (freezer) temperatures in degrees
centigrade:

Fridge-tag 2® pre-set alarm parameters:

Refrigerated Vaccine (Refrigerator) Frozen Vaccine (Freezer)

ALARM will occur following a 60

upper limit: upper limit:
minute interval of temperature ALARM will occur
>8°C >8°C >-15°C following a 60 minute
ALARM will occur following a 15 interval of temperature
lower limit: minute interval of temperature lower limit: <-30°C > -15°C.
<2°C <2°C
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VI. Display Explanations

i.
ii.
iii.
iv. Display Explanations
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VII. Initiating the Fridge-tag® 2

Upon arrival, the

Fridge-tag 2 LCD
screen will be
blank

A. Display test
1. Press the READ button: All segments are activated.

2. Press READ a second time: Indication of date and production test result will appear
Example: (16. September 2012/PASS)
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3. Press read a third time: Indication of the current temperature and activation of sensor

4. Press read a 4th time: Indication of configuration ID number (example: 1234)

5. Press read a 5th time: Indication of 1st alarm settings and Alarm type: Time and temperature
limits (example shows: >+8.0°C, 10 hours, High)

6. Press read a 6th time: Indication of the 2nd alarm settings and Alarm type: Time and
temperature limits (example shows: <-0.5°C, 60 minutes., Low)
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7. Press read a 7th time: The display is blank again.

B. Device Activation

1. Press the SET and READ buttons simultaneously for more than 3 seconds.

2. Successful activation is indicated when the following is visible:

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C. Setting the calendar Format

Option 1: Setting the date format to dd.mm.yyyy

Option 2: Setting the date format to mm.dd.yyyy

1. Press READ to change the calendar format

2. Press SET to save the calendar format
*After setting the calendar format, the first digit of the date will start flashing.
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D. Instructions for using the READ and SET button

The READ button is used to adjust the number. Each time you press the READ button, the number
in the flashing digit will increase by 1. If you press READ more than necessary, continue pressing
the READ button until you obtain the desired number.

The SET button is used to save the number. After pressing the SET button the next digit will start
flashing.
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E. Setting the Date

The following example shows how to set the date to: 16th of Sept. 2012 (16.09.2012)

1. Press READ until “1” appears as the first digit

2. Press SET to save

The second digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “6” appears as the second digit

2. Press SET to save
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The third digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “0” appears as the third digit

2. Press SET to save

The fourth digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “9” appears as the fourth digit

2. Press SET to save
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The seventh digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “1” appears as the seventh digit

2. Press SET to save

The eighth digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “2” appears as the eighty digit

2. Press SET to save

The date is now set to: 16.09.2012

After setting the date, the first digit of the time will start flashing.
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F. Setting the time

This example shows how to set the time to 13:47

The clock function operates as a 24 hour clock (e.g. 13:47= 1:47pm)

The first digit is flashing:

1. Press READ once until “1” appears as the first digit

2. Pres SET to save

The second digit is flashing:

1. Press READ until “3” appears as the second digit

2. Press SET to save
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The fourth digit is flashing:

1. Press READ seven times until “7” appears as the fourth digit
2. Press SET to save

The time is now set to: 13:47

After finishing the time setting the “°C” symbol will appear at the right bottom corner.

G. Setting the temperature measurement unit in Centigrade:

The “°C” is flashing

1. Press SET to confirm the temperature measurement unit in °C.

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Setting the measurement unit in Fahrenheit

The “°C” is flashing:

1. Press READ to change the temperature measurement unit to °F.

2. Press SET to confirm the temperature measurement unit in °F.

The activation is now completed and on the display the word “LOC” appears.

H. LOC function

For a period of 10 minutes the Fridge-tag 2 does not measure the temperature when the following
actions take place:

• When activation is completed

• After the last button operation
• The Fridge-tag 2 is connected to a PC/Mac

After the actions have been completed the sign “LOC” appears on the screen. This function
prevents recordings of false data which could be caused by heat while holding the device in the
hang and it allows an adaption to the environmental temperature before normal recording
continues.

Note: Temperature history

can still be retrieved in LOC
mode by pressing the
READ button.
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I. Change Mode in Fridge-tag®2

Overview

The Fridge-tag®2 data logger has 3 possible screen modes:

CURRENT STATUS (the device is logging/working)
HISTORY (reading through the logged data)
CHANGE (editing or displaying set-up options)

If you are reading the HISTORY you cannot enter CHANGE mode. You must be in CURRENT
STATUS mode to enter into CHANGE mode. Pressing SET will change from HISTORY to
CURRENT STATUS mode.

Decide which function you want to change. If you want to change more than one functional area
you must do that separately by accessing the change mode twice. The functions work much like
setting a digital watch where one button scrolls through the options and the other selects the desired
display.
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
READ=CHANGE
SET= ACCEPT WHAT I SEE ON SCREEN AND GO ON TO THE NEXT STEP

Making the Change

Once in CHANGE mode you must choose the function you wish to change:
As you press READ the list of functional change options will appear in this order:
Out SIdE (confirms the unit has an external sensor)
Units without the external sensor will not see Out SIdE and will only see Set dAtE first
Set dAtE (for changing the Date and/or the Time)
rEAd COnF (for only SEEING the current alarm settings)
CELS FAHr (for changing between Celsius and Fahrenheit)
Even when the device displays LOC you can enter it to make changes.
If the device is left untouched in CHANGE mode, it will revert back to CURRENT STATUS mode.

Note:
• Time and date adjustments have no effect on the alarm recording.
• The time does not change automatically with daylight savings time (please see steps for
entering change mode above)
• Adjustments can only be made for date and time settings and for changing the temperature
measurement unit.
• Once the device is activated, it cannot be stopped anymore.
• The number of time adjustments during the same day is unlimited. After the adjustment has
been done, the Fridge-tag 2 will be locked for 24 hours from the following midnight (e.g.
changes on the 15th of Sept., device locked from 00:01 am on the 16th until 00:01 am on the
17th). This is for security reasons.
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i. TO CHANGE FROM °C TO °F:

Access CHANGE mode by pressing SET button quickly (this assures you are in CURRENT
STATUS (you do not want to be in HISTORY or CHANGE mode).
1. While holding the SET button press the READ button and release both buttons quickly and
simultaneously.

2. You should see OUT SIdE on the display.

3. Press READ and see Set dAtE on the display.
4. Press READ see rEAd COnF on the diplay
5. Press READ see CELS FAHr
6. Press SET: °C will begin flashing in lower right corner of screen
7. Press READ: °F will begin flashing in lower right corner of screen
8. Press SET
9. The device will return to CURRENT STATUS

ii. TO CHANGE THE TIME:

Access CHANGE mode by pressing SET button quickly (this assures you are in CURRENT
STATUS (you do not want to be in HISTORY mode or CHANGE mode.
1. While holding SET button press the READ button, then release both buttons quickly and
simultaneously. You should see OUT SIdE on the display
2. Press READ see Set dAtE on the display
3. Press SET see date format flashing
4. Press SET 7 times to set date and access the time format
5. Press SET if the 10+hours is correct or READ to change through options (0-9) and press SET
when the desired number is displayed
6. Press SET if the minutes are correct or READ to change through the options (0-9) and press
SET when the desired number is displayed.
7. The device will return to CURRENT STATUS.
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J. Display Indication-OK/ALARM

i. Example of OK Display-during measurement

• Once the device is fully activated the (√) OK symbol, the current temperature reading, the
time and the date will be displayed on the screen. The Fridge-tag® 2 will also indicate that
the measuring is made with an External sensor.
• A (√) OK symbol is indicated during normal operation as long as not alarms have been
recorded. The temperature and time conditions were within the pre-set alarm parameters.
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ii. Example of ALARM Display-during measurement

If the temperature and time conditions are outside the pre-set alarm parameters the following will be
displayed on the screen:

1. The (√) (OK symbol) will be replaced by (X) ALARM symbol

2. An additional arrow will be indicated in the upper display area to show which ALARM limit has
been violated and on which day.

3. In addition to the (X) (ALARM symbol) the warning symbol (!) will appear beside the (X)
Note: the warning symbol will remain visible until the user reads the details of the triggered
alarm(s). After that it will disappear.
4. Alarm indications cannot be cancelled or reset. The (X) will remain on the device for 30 days
following the occurrence of the last alarm.
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VIII. Reading the Temperature History

 Option 1: Read out day to day directly on the device (30 day overview)
 Option 2: Read out Alarms only, directly on the device with the ALARM SUPER JUMP
function (30 day overview)
 Option 3: Read out the data from the PDF/A* and ASCII document generated via USB
interface (60 day overview) (Downloading Data: Generating a Report)

 Option 1: Read out day to day directly on the device (30 day overview)

Example of an OK display- during read out of the history

IMAGE

Press Read One time.

The Following information is indicated on the screen:

• The OK symbol
• The corresponding arrow (example high (▲)arrow of today)
• Highest Recorded temperature (example: +10.5°C)
• The time duration out of the preset temperature high limit (example: 00:32; hrs:min)
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The following information is indicated on the screen:

• The OK symbol
• The corresponding arrow (example: low arrow (▼) of today).
• Lowest recorded temperature (example: +2.9°C)
• The time duration out of the preset temperature low limit (example 00:00;hrs:min).

*Continue to repetitively press the READ button to read out the details of the past 30 days.

*When you reach an ALARM event, the indication on the screen of the Fridge-tag® 2 will be
different to the indication of an OK display.
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Example of an ALARM display-during read out of the history 1st displayed screen of a “lower
ALARM event”

The following information is indicated on the screen:

• The ALARM symbol X.

• The corresponding arrow: Lower ALARM limit (▼)
• Day of Alarm: 3 days ago (-3d)
• The date of excursion: 19:09.2012
• The time of excursion: 18:21

2nd displayed screen of a “lower ALARM event”:

The following additional information is indicated on the screen:

• Lowest recorded temperature: -1.1°C

• The time duration out of the preset temperature low limit: 01:35; hrs: min
• Temperature recording with: Internal sensor
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 Option 2: Read out Alarms only, directly on the device with the ALARM-SUPER-JUMP
function (30 day history)

If you like to read out only the ALARMS directly on the device, press and hold the READ button for
at least 3 seconds.

1st displayed screen of the latest ALARM event:

The following information is indicated on the screen:

• The ALARM (X) symbol

• The corresponding arrow: Upper ALARM limit (▲)
• Day of Alarm: 3 days ago (-3d)
• The date of excursion: 20.09.2012
• The time of excursion: 20:30
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2nd displayed screen of the latest ALARM event

The following additional information is indicated on the screen:

• Highest recorded temperature (example: +10.5°C)

• The time duration out of the preset temperature high limit (example 11:24; hrs: min).
• Temperature recording with: Internal Sensor *Note: your Fridge-tag®2 device is equipped
with an External sensor/Bio-safe glycol filled vial and probe).

Information:

Press and hold the READ button again for at least 3 seconds and the next Alarm event will
appear on the screen.

 Option 3: Downloading Data: Generating a report

Plug the Fridge-tag® 2 into any computer via USB Interface.

1. Detach the wire from the port on the side of the Fridge-tag 2 external monitor
2. Gently pull out the USB wire on top of the device and plug it in to the USB port on your
desk top or lap top computer.
3. Open “My Computer” from the Start Menu to access the Fridge-tag 2 drive and double
click on the icon to view the files (PDF and ASCII/text).
4. Click on the PDF file to open the report.
5. Save downloaded data to your computer for archive, print, and/or email to the VVFC
Program Manager for review.
6. Rename each file with the date of download for easy reference.
7. Maintain a file of all downloaded temperature reports for a period of 3 years.
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Explanation of PDF report:

DATE Date of measurement

Event: t Time/ date changed
Event: b Battery changed
Event: a Alarm configuration changed
Average temp. The data collection of “Today” is not yet
complete
Status: OK No alarm has been triggered
Status: ALARM! Alarm(s) have been triggered (With “!” means
that the details of the corresponding alarm
have not been read out yet
Status: ALARM Alarms have been triggered (Without “!”
means that details of the corresponding
alarm have already been read out on the
device
Min. temp. Lowest recorded temperature
Max. temp. Highest recorded temperature
Duration out of Range Time outside of the alarm limits
Duration Duration of an external sensor connection
error
Alarm trigger time Time at which the alarm was triggered
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IX. Protocol for Reading, Downloading and Reporting Temperature Data:

1. Become familiar with how to operate your Fridge-tag®2 device.

2. READ your temperature data on the data logger as often as possible but at a very minimum of twice daily during
operating business hours. It is important that you check and record the temperatures of both the refrigerator
and freezer units at the beginning and end of each workday. If there is an alarm on your device, READ out
the temperature history immediately to determine the duration and extent of the temperature excursion.
Immediate corrective action can then be taken as necessary. It is vital that appropriate action is taken
to rectify the cause of the temperature excursion and preserve vaccine viability.

a. Refer to Appendix 1: Emergency Response Worksheet

3. The logger will have 30 days of data for review from the display; the PDF report contains 60 day’s data. You’ll
want to keep a printed monthly log with your twice daily temp logs. (Saving the PDF files monthly as an
electronic back-up would serve as a ‘best-practice’). Be sure to use the “save as” option and give each file a
unique name. (e.g., JulyRefrigeratorTemps.pdf).

*Important: It is highly recommended if you have more than one data logger, that each device be labeled (with a
sharpie or other permanent method) which device is dedicated to each storage unit.
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X. Explanation of Terms:

• Read out mode

In order to avoid incorrect data, the Fridge-tag 2 does not collect any readings while in the
Adjustment or READ mode(e.g. changing time, date and during reading history). The Fridge-
tag 2 will fall back into normal operation after 30 seconds without pressing any buttons. The
LOC function will be activated.

• HI or LO indicator (with an internal sensor)

If the Fridge-tag 2 measures temperatures above +55°C or below -30°C, it shows “HI and
“LO” on the screen and also in its extreme temperature memory. The regular measurements
and monitoring of alarm limits will continue as usual. As soon as the temperature is between
+55°C and -30°C numbers will be displayed again.

• Expire code explanation: Sample exp 2016-07

The sample shows the expiry date of the Fridge-tag 2 as July, 2016.m

More information about the Fridge-tag® 2 can be found in the sales brochure and the
website www.berlinger.com
Technical specifications
Storage condition (inactive) -30°C to +60°C
Operating Temperature -30°C to +55°C
Display visible -10°C to +55°C
Accuracy of temperature measurement +/- 0.5°C (-5°C to +30°C) +/- 0.6°C (beyond
this range)
Accuracy of time measurement +/- 30 minutes/year
Temperature measurement interval Every minute
Operating lifetime Up to 3 ½ years following manufacture date
Protection class IP67

XI. Battery Specifications and Care

• The Fridge-tag®2 contains a CR Lithium battery. Please pay strict attention to the following:
• The housing of the Fridge-tag®2 must never be opened nor destroyed
• Never expose the Fridge-tag®2 to temperatures above the allowed range (fire, oven,
microwaves,etc.)
• Always keep the Fridge-tag 2 out of the reach of children
• The battery complies with IATA DGR Packaging Instruction 970 Section 2 and is therefore not
considered dangerous.
• Dispose or recycle the battery in accordance with your local regulations. The Fridge-tag®2 may also
be returned to the manufacturer for proper recycling.
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XII. Life of Device

The devices can be used up to 3 ½ years after production date with respect to the following conditions:

 The buttons are not pressed for a very long time, e.g. if jammed between the items in storage
 Storage and operation of the device remains inside the recommendations of the manufacturer,
especially very low temperatures should be avoided.
 The end of the battery life is indicated by the low battery indicator on the display. Please make sure
to replace devices with activated low battery indicator within 20 days. Accuracy and proper function of
the device cannot be assured beyond this period.

For additional online Resources, Downloads and Instructional Video, visit:

http://www.berlinger.ch/en/berlinger/main/ambient-tag/downloads/fridge-tagr-2.html
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Appendix 1
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Additional Resources:

http://www.berlinger.ch/en/berlinger/main/ambient-tag/downloads/fridge-tagr-2.html

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/recs/storage/toolkit/default.htm

• CDC Vaccine Storage and Handling Guide

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/recs/storage/guide/default.htm

• Immunization Action Coalition Emergency Response Worksheet

http://www.immunize.org/catg.d/p3051.pdf

• IAC has created temperature recording logs and a troubleshooting record: “Vaccine Storage Troubleshooting
Record” to document unacceptable vaccine storage events. These materials provide guidance on the
appropriate steps to take in the event of a storage problem (see www.immunize.org/handouts/vaccine-storage-
handling.asp

Internet Link to Instructional Videos:

• http://www.berlingerusa.com/fridgetag2/supportvideos/

The above link provides step-by-step instructions to perform the following

tasks on your Fridge-tag®2 data loggers:

o Video 1: How to Start the Fridge-tag® 2

o Video 2: How to install the Fridge-tag® 2 sensor in a refrigerator

o Video 3: How to read reports for Fridge-tag® 2

o Video 4: How to read Fridge-tag® 2 screen, daily min/max temperatures and track reading activity

o Video 5: How to change Fridge-tag® 2 time, date, celsius