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SOP For Temperature Mapping

This standard operating procedure outlines the process for temperature mapping using calibrated probes and a data logger to ensure walk-in coolers, incubators, refrigerators, and freezers maintain the proper temperature range. Key steps include identifying probe locations, conducting the temperature mapping for 24 hours or 3 days, recording readings, analyzing results, taking corrective actions if needed, approving a report of findings, and ongoing daily monitoring of hot spots. The acceptance criteria require individual probe temperatures to remain within 25±2°C.
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SOP For Temperature Mapping

This standard operating procedure outlines the process for temperature mapping using calibrated probes and a data logger to ensure walk-in coolers, incubators, refrigerators, and freezers maintain the proper temperature range. Key steps include identifying probe locations, conducting the temperature mapping for 24 hours or 3 days, recording readings, analyzing results, taking corrective actions if needed, approving a report of findings, and ongoing daily monitoring of hot spots. The acceptance criteria require individual probe temperatures to remain within 25±2°C.
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SOP for Temperature Mapping

Standard operating procedure of temperature mapping using calibrated probes and data logger.

1.0 OBJECTIVE:
To lay down procedure for temperature mapping.

2.0 SCOPE:
This SOP shall be applicable for walk-in coolers, biological incubators, refrigerator and
freezer.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITY:
Officer / Executive/ Assistant Manager

4.0 ACCOUNTABILITY:
HOD of Engineering and QA

5.0 PROCEDURE:
5.1 Temperature mapping is to be carried out by using the calibrated temperature probes and data
logger.
5.2 Identify positions & number of locations for temperature mapping such that, it covers every
corner & center of the chamber.
5.3 Prepare a protocol for temperature mapping indicating objective, scope, responsibilities,
methodology, acceptance criteria, calibration status, summary and conclusion.
5.4 Protocol to be prepared by officer / executive of concerned department, checked by head of
concerned department and shall be approved by head QA/QC.
5.5 Place temperature probes at the identified locations without touching the tip to any surface
inside the chamber.
5.6 Select the number of channels and set the print interval of 30 minutes on data logger.
5.7 Start the mapping after stabilization of the displayed temperature.
5.8 Record the temperature readings of each probe in temperature mapping record.
5.9 If results do not fall with in the specified limit, take necessary corrective actions to rectify the
failure & perform the mapping again.
5.10 Final report for temperature mapping to be prepared by officer / executive of concerned
department based on results obtained indicating the summary and conclusion.
5.11 Report shall be checked by head of concerned department and shall be approved by head

QA/QC.
5.12 After approval of the report daily monitoring shall be done at the identified hot spot.
5.13 For new equipment, mapping is to be done for three consecutive days.
5.14 Remapping to be done for equipment once in year for 24 hours.

5.15 Acceptance Criteria:


Temperature shown by individual temperature probe should not be more than 252C.

6.0 ABBREVIATIONS:
6.1 SOP: Standard Operating Procedure
6.2 QA : Quality Assurance
6.3 QC : Quality Control

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