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Morgue, Cadaver, Organ and Tissue Storage Temperature Monitoring

Remote temperature monitoring for morgue, cadaver, organ and tissue storage. HALO logs coolers and freezers 24/7 with text and email alerts for temperature, door and power.

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Morgue, Cadaver, Organ and Tissue Storage Temperature Monitoring

Remote monitoring for morgue coolers, cadaver storage, anatomy lab freezers and tissue refrigerators, from the company that builds the coolers. HALO logs every unit around the clock and alerts your team the moment conditions drift.

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Generic wireless sensor kits can measure temperature in any box. Mortuary and anatomy storage needs more than a reading: the right ranges, alerts that reach the right person at 3 a.m., and logs an inspector will accept. HALO is built by American Mortuary Coolers specifically for decedent, cadaver and tissue storage.

Storage types HALO monitors

Morgue and mortuary coolers

Walk-in and upright body coolers, typically held around 34-38°F (1-3°C). See morgue cooler temperature monitoring.

Long-term and freezer storage

Morgue freezers for extended holds and unidentified cases, held well below freezing.

Cadaver and anatomy labs

Donor body storage for medical schools and mortuary science programs.

Organ and tissue storage

Pathology and lab refrigerators and freezers holding specimens and tissue at tight setpoints.

Required ranges depend on your state rules, accreditation body and protocol. Confirm your setpoints with your regulator or medical director. See body storage temperature standards.

What HALO watches

  • Temperature logged continuously, with high and low thresholds you set per unit. High-temperature alarms.
  • Door activity so a door left ajar overnight is caught early.
  • Power status so an outage is known before the temperature climbs. Power failure alerts.
  • Alerts by text and email to the people you choose, with escalation to a second contact.
  • Logs with time stamps, exportable for inspections and accreditation. Temperature logging.

Why monitoring from the cooler builder

We build and service walk-in mortuary coolers, upright body coolers and lab refrigeration, so HALO alerts come with people who know why a cooler is short-cycling or icing up. HALO is also designed to work with other brands of coolers you already own.

Add identity to the temperature log

A temperature log says Cooler 2 stayed in range. Custoa says who was in Cooler 2, which space, and who moved them. For morgues, ME offices and anatomy programs, the pair answers both questions for every case. See decedent tracking and cooler monitoring.

Frequently asked questions

What temperature should a morgue cooler be?

Morgue coolers for short-term holding are commonly kept around 34-38°F (1-3°C). Freezers for long-term holds are much colder. Follow your state rules and protocol.

Can HALO monitor organ and tissue storage refrigerators?

HALO is designed to monitor refrigerators and freezers used for decedent, cadaver and specimen storage. Confirm sensor ranges for your setpoints with our team before ordering.

How does HALO send alerts?

HALO sends text and email alerts to the staff you designate when temperature, door or power conditions go outside your settings.

Does HALO work with coolers from other manufacturers?

HALO is designed to work with multiple cooler configurations and existing cooler brands.

Related pages

American Mortuary Coolers · Funeral Source One & American Mortuary Coolers, Inc. · 140 Kwick Way Lane, Building 7, Johnson City, TN 37615 · 1-888-792-9315 · cool@mymortuarycooler.com. Custoa™ is the decedent tracking and chain of custody software from the same company, at custoa.com.

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