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Never Replace Another Paper Chart Again!
- Two sensors on 20' cables.
- No paper charts, pens, or maintenance.
- Monitor -100°C, -80°C, -20°C, -20°C, 41°C.
- Stores and shows 10 month temperature chart
- No monthly fees
- Uploads to computer or network.
- Triggers alarm or optional phone dialer
- Complies with 21 CFR 11 requirements.
- Accurate and inexpensive.
A Continuous Chart!
Records temperature or temperature and humidity
This simple instrument uses temperature only or temperature/RH sensors to sample, store and draw a chart on the large display monitor. Each sensor comes with a twenty-foot cable. The ThermaViewer can be used with either digital temperature sensors, thermistors, thermistor/RH, or thermocouple sensors.
Saves time and money
The ThermaViewer installs in minutes and requires on special training.
No charts or pens to change - ever.
One Year Chart Visible on the LCD
A continuous chart is always visible on the large LCD display. Over a year of temperature history is saved and displayed for each of the two sensors if temperature is sampled every ten minutes. Not only is the temperature history saved but it can be viewed on the display and even downloaded to a computer. You can zoom out until you are literally looking at 1 year of data at one time.
Multiple displays
Scroll through the temperature history to spot trends, zoom in to see individual readings, trace through the individual readings minute by minute, print a paper record, archive to a PC with the included software and serial cable.
Alarms with siren/strobe or dialer
The on-board relay closes if user-set temperature time limits are exceeded to trigger an optional auto dialer or local alarm. If you are using the optional auto dialer you and three other people will receive a phone call if the monitored temperature becomes unsafe.
Store temperature history on your computer
The ThermaViewer normally holds over over 1.5 years of collected temperatures for each sensor (assuming that you are storing a reading every 10 minutes) which can be downloaded to a computer, and displayed as a chart or in Excel as tabular data.
