Technical Support: Not sure which G-rating you need? View our ShockWatch 2 Selection Grid & Damage Claims Protocol. The global standard for impact monitoring and damage prevention. ShockWatch 2 single-use indicators provide an irrefutable, tamper-evident record of whether your shipment was dropped or mishandled during transit. These field-armable sensors are essential for high-value medical, aerospace, and industrial equipment. Official SpotSee® Resources Download Overview (PDF) Mounting Guide (PDF) ShockWatch 2 Key Features: Field-Armable: Units remain "inactive" until applied, preventing accidental triggers. Tamper-Proof Tracking: Unique serial numbers ensure sensors cannot be swapped. Multi-Directional Detection: Calibrated to detect impacts on multiple axes. Pack Size Options: 10 Pack: 10 indicators + 10 companion warning labels. (Ideal for trials). 100 Pack: 100 indicators + 100 companion warning labels. (Standard MOQ). Need 360-degree protection?For total accountability, we recommend pairing ShockWatch 2 with TiltWatch XTR to monitor both shock and orientation. ShockWatch 2 – Frequently Asked Questions How can I tell if my parcel was dropped during shipping? ShockWatch 2 impact indicators turn bright red if the shipment experiences a drop or impact above the selected G-level. This provides clear, tamper-proof evidence of mishandling during transit. What device records shock or impact to a package? ShockWatch 2 is a single-use impact indicator that activates when a preset G-force is exceeded. It gives a permanent visual record that the package has been subjected to potentially damaging shock. How do I monitor impact during transit? Attach a ShockWatch 2 indicator to the outside of the carton or crate. If the shipment is dropped or hit, the indicator activates and shows a clear colour change on arrival. How do I prove a courier damaged my goods? ShockWatch 2 provides objective, tamper-evident proof of impact. If the indicator is triggered on delivery, it supports damage claims and helps resolve disputes quickly. Which G-level should I choose for my shipment? Lower G-levels (5G–15G) are ideal for fragile items such as optics, medical devices, and precision instruments. Mid-range levels (25G–37G) suit general industrial products and electronics. Higher levels (50G–75G) are best for robust or well-protected goods where only severe mishandling should trigger an alert. Does ShockWatch 2 deter rough handling? Yes. Visible monitoring devices like ShockWatch 2 significantly reduce mishandling. When handlers see an impact indicator on the package, they are more likely to treat the shipment carefully.
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