Temperature data logger 296 seriesUSBwith LCD displayfor battery
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Characteristics
- Measured quantity
- temperature
- Connector type
- USB
- Display
- with LCD display
- Applications
- for battery
- Other characteristics
- programmable, electronic
Description
Data loggers are electronic devices that record temperatures over a period of time for analysis at a later date. The user decides what information is required and the device records it. These data loggers incorporate a "thermistor" sensor that measures the temperature, the chip of the microprocessor then stores the data. Stored data can be transferred to a computer, via USB support or by radio frequencies for later analysis.
Specifications
Internal range - -40 to +85°C
External range - -40 to +125°C
Resolution - 0,1°C
Accuracy - ±0.5°C (@ room -10 to 85°C)
Scale - °C/F
Data Storage Capacity - 4.000 or 2 x 2.000 readings
Recording Interval - 0.1 to 255 minutes (Programmable)
Battery - 1/2 AA 3.6 volt lithium
Battery life - Approx 18 months @ 20°C
Dimensions - Ø76x23mm (without probe)
Weight - 71 to 113 grams (depends on the probe)
Case material - ABS plastic with Biomaster
IP Protection - IP66/67
Software - Windows
Catalogs
296-001
1 Pages
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