Stand-alone Temperature Data Logger

No computer needed. Displays temperature history chart. Two remote sensors (temp only or temp/RH). On-board menu system. Alarm relay. Multiple data displays. Trace mode. Data Logger comparison chart. Encrypted data

80,000 data points!

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The temperature data logger display.

This temperature data logger constantly updates the display with a chart of over 44,000 data points for each of its 2 remote sensors.  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.

Setting the temperature data logger display parameters.

You set the 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.

The temperature data logger uses two remote sensors.

This data logger uses two remote sensors to collect temperatures.  Each sensor can be located over 100 feet away from the display unit.  A twenty foot sensor cable is included with each sensor but can be lengthened without causing data loss.  Digital, thermistor or thermocouple (K-type) sensors can be used to collect temperatures. 

No computer needed.

There is no need to download the collected data before you examine it.  Everything can be seen on the LCD panel of the unit itself.  All the logged data is displayed on the large LCD display in multiple ways.  The temperature data logger's time-temperature chart can be scrolled through, zoomed into and out-of to see individual readings or trends.

Downloading logged data to a computer.

A download cable and computer software is included with the temperature data logger so that you can copy the data from the data logger to a computer.  Stored data can also be automatically downloaded to your computer or network for printing or archiving.  Once copied to a computer it can be displayed as a chart or as tabular data in Excel

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