SwarmTemp conforms to and meets the NSF ANSI 2 standard which is for food safety and accuracy of temperature measurement devices over the temperature range that food needs to be safely stored. What is NSF Listed mean and why is it important for temperature monitoring devices? NSF is the food industry's safety organization that ensures that any tools, equipment or devices that would be in direct contact with food shall conform to certain safety standards to prevent food born disease.Many customers can simply tie wrap sensor to cooler or freezer racking. Does SwarmTemp require any special mounting, drilling or specialized installing? No.The sensor, wireless radio, antenna and power source are all self contained in one small footprint module. Does SwarmTemp use an external probe to be routed into cooler or freezer? No.The accuracy graph of sensor can be found here. SensorSwarm guarantees accuracy over the life of the Sensor. The NIST traceability of the SwarmTemp sensor is done at the time of calibration at the factory.

The temperature sensing technology is NOT the old thermistor method which is prone to become inaccurate over time, not consistently accurate over a wide temperature range and becomes severely inaccurate when there are voltage drops. SwarmTemp uses a onetime calibration technology and does not ever need to be calibrated again. Does SwarmTemp need to be calibrated every year? No.

Remote home temp monitor