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Digital Temperature Monitor and Logger

LCD display shows 1 year chart No paper charts or maintenance. Two external sensors Internal alarm & external relay. Installs in minutes and easy to use. Optional auto-dialer or local alarm. -250 °C to 1250 °C range. 48 hour battery backup.

Temperature Viewer

New Features added 4/15/08

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Documents & Monitors Temperature

The ThermaViewer™ collects temperature, stores the data in its RAM memory and displays a chart on the large LCD display of the current and historical temperatures.

Used with one or two different sensors this temperature monitor collects, stores and displays a temperature history so that you can monitor two different  rooms or a refrigerator and a freezer or an incubator and a room etc... all with the same instrument.

Displays Temperature History

Traditional thermometers show only the current temperature but that is not really enough. For a clear picture of temperature, you must know what happened over time. For example, a sudden dramatic jump in temperature means something completely different than a long slow steady rise in temperature. But if you only see the temperature at the high point, there is no way to tell what actually happened. If you have a temperature monitor that does not show a chart of the temperature over time you are not getting the full picture.

Warehouses	Ovens	Refrigerators/Freezers	Server Rooms

See Months of Temperature History at a Glance

The ThermaViewer™ draws a chart on its display.

It is easy to see if the temperature is in the middle of a trend, when it started, how high or low it got, and how long it lasted.   And if the display you are seeing doesn't show enough data, you can zoom out to see more time - much more. You can literally see a year of temperature history displayed on the screen at one time!

No Programming!

You don't need a computer to start the ThermaViewer or see the collected data. Using the on-board menu system, you set the date and time and it begins collecting temperature. You can set the display parameters at any time; even change them while collecting data.

Trace Mode

The trace mode of the temperature monitor is used to highlight individual temperatures. For example, if you come in Monday morning and see a large temperature spike on Saturday night the 'Trace' mode can show when it started, how long it lasted, and when it ended.

Operates during power failures.

To keep your data safe there are two different backup batteries: A nine volt battery powers the unit during a power outage, and a button cell battery preserves your data if the 9vdc runs out.

Downloads data to your network

Archive your temperature data with the TView program, which will make a copy of the ThermaViewer data on your computer. A regular schedule of backing up your data insures that you always have a copy of your ThermaViewer™ data. During the download, the TView program draws a chart on your computer screen and saves a copy as a CSV file. Once the data is on your computer you can zoom-in for a closer look or zoom-out to examine trends just like you can with the ThermaViewer. You can also print out the graph, and even move it around with your mouse.