A portable container that holds any setpoint from −196 °C up to +8 °C, with no power and no pre-conditioning. Pick Crìa Go LN₂ for cryogenic only, or Crìa Go Multi-Temperature for the full range.
Drag the marker on the thermometer to the temperature your samples need.
Dedicated to cryogenic transport at −196 °C.
One device across the full range, with interchangeable coolant cartridges.
| Crìa Go LN₂ | Multi-Temperature | |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | −196 °C only | −196 °C to +8 °C |
| Coolant | Liquid nitrogen, built-in absorbent | PCM, dry ice, or LN₂ cartridges |
| Best for | Teams shipping only cryogenic material | Teams whose setpoints vary by shipment |
Still unsure? Tell us your routes and setpoints and we will recommend one. Talk to us
What the cold chain asks of you today, and what Crìa does instead.
The route a sample takes with Crìa Go, from the bench to the hand-over, drawn step by step.
Cold chain that reaches places it could not reach before, at any setpoint, on or off the grid.
Passive. No power. Cabin-bag compatible.
Every Crìa Go pairs with a Bluetooth datalogger and a companion app. Track payload and ambient temperature, catch handling shocks, and export a full record for each trip. Monitoring and handling only: the container stays fully passive, with no active cooling and no power.Every Crìa Go pairs with a Bluetooth datalogger and app. Track temperature, catch handling shocks, export a record for each trip. Monitoring only: the container stays fully passive.
Payload and ambient temperature, container opening and handling, updated over Bluetooth.
Payload and ambient temperature across the whole trip, with minimum and maximum.
For every interval, the lid records whether a shock above the set sensitivity occurred, so mishandling is timestamped to the interval.
Temperature excursions, handling events above threshold and suspected container openings, each logged with a timestamp.
Minimum and maximum temperature, intervals outside range, excursions and handling events, exported as PDF or CSV.
