Temperature Overview

The Temperature Overview report summarises the readings from the temperature sensors fitted to your refrigerated vehicles. It is built for cold-chain operators who need a quick, fleet-wide picture of how well cargo temperatures are being held.

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Shows: The Temperature Overview screen with a row per vehicle showing average, maximum and minimum temperature columns, breach count and average breach duration.

Alt text: AVLView Temperature Overview report listing average, maximum and minimum temperatures and breach counts per vehicle.

What the report shows

For each monitored vehicle, and across the fleet as a whole, the report brings together the key temperature figures for the period you choose:

• Avg Temperature — the mean reading across the period, showing the temperature the load was typically held at.
• Max Recorded — the highest temperature seen, useful for spotting warm spikes.
• Min Recorded — the lowest temperature seen, useful for spotting over-cooling or freezing risk.
• Breaches — the number of times a reading moved outside the allowed range for that vehicle.
• Vehicles Monitored — how many vehicles reported temperature data during the period.
• Avg Breach Duration — the average length of a breach, showing how long the load stayed out of range each time.

How to run it

1. Open Reports and choose the Sensors & Add-ons category (or search “temperature”).
2. Select Temperature Overview.
3. Set the date range you want.
4. Click View to see it on screen, or Download for a PDF or Excel copy.

Schedule it

Use the Scheduled tab to have the Temperature Overview emailed to you automatically — a daily or weekly summary keeps quality and compliance teams updated without anyone running it by hand.

Frequently asked questions

What hardware does this report need?

Each vehicle must have a temperature sensor add-on wired to its AVLView tracking device. Vehicles without a sensor will not appear in the report.

Why does a vehicle show breaches?

A breach is counted whenever a reading moves outside the allowed temperature range set for that vehicle. To see exactly when and why breaches happened, use the Temperature Exceptions report.

Related reports

• Temperature Exceptions
• Cold Chain Certificate