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A new generation of temperature monitors

Chinese technology innovation company fully enters overseas markets

A technology innovation company with 14 years of R&D experience in wireless communication, Frigga uses technological innovation to drive a new generation of temperature monitors. The company serves the fresh produce market and the pharmaceutical industry and operates traditional USB recorders. The combination of convenient and real-time monitoring of wireless temperature recorders creates great user experience.

"Our market advantage is threefold. Our product is one of the world's first USB temperature monitors with a real-time function. We have 14 years of experience in the development of wireless communication chips. The capacity of the real-time temperature recorders is based on the capabilities of the chip and brings great wireless performance. Our product is the world's thinnest chip-scale design wireless real-time temperature logger with a thickness of only 0.94 cm,” explains Ryan Su, the Marketing Director at Frigga.



Looking for distributors
“In order to vigorously develop overseas markets, we have opportunities to explore opportunities with distributors around the world, especially dealers in Europe and North America. I will conduct market inspections in many European countries from June 5 to July 12. Distributors who have cooperation intentions and would like to know more about our products, please do contact me."

Ryan Su
FRIGGA
Contact Tel: +86 186 2189 2605
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