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# Cook Chill Probe

Precision Meets Compliance in Cook-Chill Monitoring

### Overview

This thermometer is a next-generation CookChill probe designed specifically for continuous and non-continuous CookChill applications. Engineered for food safety, reliability, and seamless digital integration, the hardware ensures precise temperature monitoring and automated compliance within the MFC CookChill application.

<a href="https://didge.io/purchases/p/cook-chill-probe" class="button primary" data-icon="wave-sine">Purchase</a>

> $250 AUS, inclusive of cradle, probe, charger.

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### Key Components

**1. Cradle Unit**

* Acts as a LoRaWAN beacon for long-range communication.
* Connects to mains or USB power source.
* Receives Bluetooth signals from the probe and transmits them via LoRa to the MFC Safe DIG platform.
* Enables continuous real-time temperature streaming during the CookChill process.

**2. External Probe**

* Bluetooth-enabled, detachable temperature probe.
* Measures core product temperature during cooking, chilling, or holding stages.
* Designed for continuous immersion in CookChill cycles without compromising accuracy or hygiene.
* Robust stainless steel body, food-grade, IP67 rated.

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### Integration with MFC CookChill System

The DMT-01 integrates natively with the MFC CookChill Application, enabling:

* Automatic data capture from the probe via LoRaWAN gateway.
* Real-time compliance validation against HACCP and CCP limits.
* Automated alerts for out-of-spec temperatures during cook or chill phases.
* Full traceability and audit-ready reporting via the MFC dashboard.
* Seamless device provisioning through the MFC Didge platform.<br>

This integration eliminates manual data entry, ensures continuous logging, and strengthens food safety assurance across all stages of the CookChill process.

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### Applications

* Continuous CookChill – The probe remains in the product throughout cooking and chilling, providing uninterrupted temperature validation.
* Non-Continuous CookChill – The probe can be inserted at defined process stages to verify compliance for batch or spot checks.
* Cooking Verification – Suitable for use during the cook phase for end-point validation.

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### Technical Specifications

| Model                   | DMT-01                                                      |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Communication Protocols | Bluetooth 5.0 (Probe ↔ Cradle), LoRaWAN (Cradle ↔ Network)  |
| Temperature Range       | –40 °C to +125 °C                                           |
| Accuracy                | ±0.5 °C                                                     |
| Probe Material          | Stainless Steel, Food-grade                                 |
| Ingress Protection      | IP67 (cradle),  IP69 (probe)                                |
| Power                   | Cradle: USB/AC Powered; Probe: Rechargeable Battery         |
| Battery Life (Probe)    | Up to 48 hours continuous operation                         |
| Data Logging Interval   | Configurable (as low as 1 sec)                              |
| Integration             | Native with MFC Safe Didge platform and CookChill CCP logic |

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### Benefits

* Continuous compliance assurance for CookChill operations.
* Wireless flexibility – no hardwiring or manual temperature capture.
* Reduced labour and improved data accuracy.
* Real-time visibility through the MFC CookChill dashboard.
* Scalable LoRaWAN connectivity across kitchens, production areas, or central facilities.

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### Summary

The Dragano DMT-01 CookChill Probe represents a significant advancement in food safety monitoring. Its dual-protocol architecture (Bluetooth + LoRaWAN) allows high-precision temperature tracking through every stage of the CookChill process. When paired with the MFC CookChill system, it delivers a complete, automated compliance and traceability solution — ensuring every batch meets safety and quality standards.

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