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Frigga M2H Temperature Logger Review

The temperature logger works great! The only gripe I have is that the instructions are not clear on how it works! Here are the basic questions that I had before buying.

If you would like to purchase this logger, here is a link -> Frigga Temperature Logger

Q: Can you use this multiple times?

A: Yes, the description on amazon and the instructions are not super clear on this. You can reset the logger after use! Please see below!

Q: Can you change the batteries?

A: Yes, the loggers use CR2450 coin batteries, which can be replaced!

Data Export

YOU DO NOT NEED TO DOWNLOAD THEIR SOFTWARE!! Just plug the logger into your computer! The logger will display PDF on the screen while it is generating the report. If you navigate to the logger using your file explorer you will find the generated files!

Battery Change

The battery looks permanently installed, but it's not! Just slide something in alongside the battery—I used a pocket knife—and pry it out. Here is how I did it:

Frigga Temperature Logger Battery Change

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