The ThermaData® TDF data logger is equipped with an external NTC thermistor probe featuring a one-meter PVC/PFA lead, measuring temperatures from -40 to 125 °C and capable of recording up to 4000 readings. Displayed on a clear, easy-to-read LCD, the logger is housed in a waterproof, ergonomic case designed to meet IP66/67 protection standards.
The ThermaData® logger Mk ll series provides options for blind data-loggers or those with an LCD display, as well as internal and external temperature sensor/probe choices. External probes may be fixed or detachable via a waterproof three-pin connector, and remote temperature probes come with a one-meter PVC/PVA lead. Communication occurs through a USB cradle provided with the ThermaData® Studio Software. Note that when ordering loggers, at least one ThermaData® logger cradle must be included.
The ThermaData logger Mk2 series, featuring a range of portable data-loggers, is housed in waterproof, ergonomic cases designed for IP66/67 protection. Options include blind or LCD-display loggers, with internal and external temperature sensors/probes. External probes may be fixed or detachable via a waterproof three-pin connector, and leads vary in length. Each logger incorporates a red and green LED, with the green LED indicating active/logging status and the red LED signaling exceeded preset alarms.
Communicating via a USB cradle supplied with the ThermaData Software, the logger connects to a PC. The software offers functions such as graph, table, or summary displays, with the ability to zoom in, save as a Studio File, or export as a text (.txt) or Excel (.xls) file. With the option for continuous logging, the ThermaData logger maintains recording during and after data download. The software allows users to program logging sample/interval rates, real-time clock settings, temperature units (°C or °F), delayed start, or a magnetic start option. It also accommodates a 32-character user ID for each logger. The ThermaData Studio software is powerful, sophisticated, and user-friendly, facilitating the organization and analysis of temperature data for comprehensive management information.
