Dataset of household cold-chain conditions: temperature and relative humidity monitoring in domestic refrigerators in Bangkok Thailand

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Authors: PAVIET-SALOMON Yvanne, CHAOMUANG Nattawut, POTISUWAN Cheeraphat, Evelyne Derens, NUKUNUDOMPANICH Methawee, Onrawee Laguerre
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Abstract

This dataset contains detailed measurements of internal air temperature, relative humidity, and product temperature in domestic refrigerators located in Bangkok, Thailand. Data were collected from 123 households using TagPlus‑TH loggers (Freshliance) installed inside the refrigerators. The measurements include multiple sensor positions corresponding to the top shelf, middle shelf, vegetable drawer, door shelf, freezer compartment (or coldest zone), and ambient air near the refrigerator. A sensor was also inserted into a meat-like test product to record product temperature. Measurements were recorded at 5-minute intervals over the study period, providing high-resolution time series of both temperature and humidity. The raw data are stored in tab-delimited .txt files, with filenames indicating refrigerator number and refrigerator type. A README file accompanies the dataset, describing the column names, sensor positions, and the metadata associated with each measurement.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Food Supply Chain Traceability Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technologies Food Safety and Hygiene

Publication details

Journal / source
Recherche Data Gouv France
Publication date
1 January 2026
Document type
Dataset