E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger for continuous monitoring in shipping and warehouses

  • Published: March 02, 2026
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E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger for continuous monitoring in shipping and warehouses
E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger with four integrated sensors for condition monitoring in logistics, cold chain shipments, and warehouse quality control. Source: E-Garde

All-in-one semi-passive RFID tag for cold chain and warehouse visibility

Think WIoT announces the availability of the E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger, a rugged, semi-passive RAIN RFID (EPC Gen2 compliant) tag designed to simplify quality control in logistics and warehousing.

By combining four onboard sensors in a single unit, the device enables organizations to measure and record temperature, humidity, shock/impact, and illuminance throughout shipping and storage, creating reliable proof-of-condition data for analysis, compliance, and claims prevention.

In supply chains where products face temperature excursions, condensation, rough handling, or unexpected light exposure, relying on manual checks or isolated measurements can leave critical gaps. The E-Garde RFID Data Logger supports automated checkpoints across the process and transmits recorded data wirelessly to a UHF RFID reader, where it can be delivered to a host system for reporting and decision-making.

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E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger

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The UHF RFID Data Logger provides integrated multi-sensor monitoring with wireless transmission for efficient industrial and logistics quality control.

Application areas

1) Logistics and cold-chain monitoring
The E-Garde UHF RFID Data Logger is primarily designed for logistics quality control during shipping. It records temperature, humidity, impact/shock, and illuminance throughout transport and sends the data to an RFID reader and backend system for analysis.

Example scenarios include:

  • Monitoring temperature-sensitive goods such as food, pharmaceuticals, and electronics

  • Tracking handling conditions throughout transport

  • Detecting shocks or light exposure that may indicate damage or tampering

  • Providing evidence data if goods arrive damaged or if disputes occur

Because the tag captures environmental data during shipment and transfers it to a host system, logistics teams can analyze conditions along the supply chain and verify product quality.

2) Warehouse continuous monitoring
The device can also function as a continuous monitoring tag in warehouses where environmental conditions must remain stable.

Typical use cases include:

  • Monitoring cold storage conditions

  • Tracking temperature and humidity in storage areas

  • Detecting accidental impacts during handling

  • Ensuring compliance with storage requirements

As a semi-passive tag, it uses minimal battery power while supporting reliable long-range RFID reads for ongoing monitoring.

3) Food traceability and inventory monitoring
RFID sensor tags like those from E-Garde are also used in food traceability and warehouse inventory management, helping teams monitor product condition and movement across the supply chain.

Typical applications include:

  • Monitoring perishable goods

  • Tracking cold-chain compliance

  • Linking environmental data with inventory management systems

Key capabilities

  • Four-in-one sensing: temperature, humidity, shock/impact, illuminance

  • Automated data capture during transport and in warehouse environments

  • Wireless data transfer to UHF RFID readers, EPC Gen2 compliant

  • Semi-passive operation for dependable performance and extended battery life

  • Evidence-grade condition data for incident analysis and dispute resolution

Specifications highlights

  • Operating temperature: -50°C to +80°C

  • Read range: 4 to 6 m (1W UHF reader, environment dependent), semi-passive

  • Battery: CR2450 x 2, typical life 1 year (depending on settings)

  • Waterproof design

  • Dimensions: 98.5 x 59.0 x 20.5 mm

Contact and Call to Action

To request pricing, technical documentation, or a pilot setup for your logistics or warehouse operation, please contact Kamei Shohei, Technical Engineer at E-Garde.


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