Stand-alone Temperature Data
Logger
- No computer needed.
- Displays a temperature
history chart.
- Stores & displays 44,000 data points per probe.
- Two Remote Sensors (temp only or temp/RH).
- On-board menu system.
- Alarm relay.
- Multiple data
displays.
- Trace mode.
- Encrypted data
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Data Logger Chart display.
This temperature data logger stores over 44,000 data points for each of its 2 remote probes.
So that if data is collected every 10 minutes; over 10
months of data will be stored and displayed. The versatile
display characteristics means that the data can be zoomed into
and out of, so that trends are highlighted or individual readings
can be pinpointed.
Data Logger display parameters.
You set data logger display parameters with the membrane
switch keyboard using the on-board password-protected menu
system. The display resolution is less then
0.1° so if you are monitoring and documenting a device which is
supposed to maintain 40°C you can set the display to show temperatures between 45°C and 38°C or between 80°C and -80°C or
even between 39°C and 41°C.
Data logger sensors.
The Two Dimensional Instruments Data Logger uses
two sensors so that you can log two different temperature
sources simultaneously. Digital, thermistor, thermistor/RH, or thermocouple sensors
can be used to monitor different temperature ranges and can be located more than 100 feet from
data logger display unit.
No computer needed.
There is no need to download the collected data
before you examine it. Everything can be seen on the data logger
itself. All the logged data is displayed on the large LCD display
in multiple ways. The time-temperature chart can be scrolled through, zoomed into and out-of to see individual readings or trends.
Download logged data to a
computer or network.
Stored data can be automatically downloaded to your computer or network for printing or archiving
where it can be displayed as a graph or tabular data in Excel
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