Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
HOT LOGS puts rotomolding temperatures on the record
A wireless temperature-logging prototype for following readings through a rotomolding cook and cool-down, with a simulated demo of its app.
- For
- Rotomolding shops tracking cook and cool-down temperatures
- Worth noticing
- The prototype uses four external K-type probes; its temperature limits remain unvalidated, and it is explicitly not a safety system.
Field notes
The described signal path runs from external K-type thermocouple probes through an insulated logger to a radio receiver attached to a Windows computer by USB. The current prototype is described as supporting four external inputs, while a 4+4 arrangement remains planned. The page also explains how the app handles gaps: short missing stretches may appear as dashed lines, while longer gaps and probe faults break the line; missing readings remain missing in saved data.
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