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Emerson Helps Customers Monitor Ambient and Pulp Temperature with GO Real-Time Flex Tracker

Emerson Helps Customers Monitor Ambient and Pulp Temperature with GO Real-Time Flex Tracker

Emerson announced the release of its GO Real-Time Flex Tracker. This latest product introduction provides the versatility to help customers simultaneously monitor ambient temperature, measure relative humidity and take pulp temperature readings for produce and other perishable products. The GO Real-Time Flex Tracker is ideal for scenarios where shippers seek the ability to monitor the internal temperature of products with a probe.This complementary feature, coupled with ambient temperature and relative humidity tracking helps achieve optimal freshness and improve shelf life of sensitive commodities such as berries, melons and other fresh cut produce.

This new version of the popular GO Real-Time Tracker also provides valuable features such as location and light sensing capabilities with real-time actionable alerts. In addition, this tracker is available in both a single-use or reusable, multi-use model which is suitable for round trip delivery scenarios where the device can easily be retrieved.

“We are offering our customers flexible solutions to help tackle their most complex, in-transit cargo monitoring needs. Our customers rely upon ongoing new product advancements such as the GO Real-Time Flex Tracker to help support the delivery of quality, fresh products safely to the consumer,” said Frank Landwehr, vice president and general manager, Cargo Solutions for Emerson.

Customers can continue to leverage the online Oversight dashboard or Oversight mobile app to help monitor real-time shipments during transport of cargo.

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