MadgeTech Temp1000 Rugged, Submersible, Temperature Data Logger, Anodized Aluminum Case
by MadgeTech
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Review & Description
Rugged Temperature Recorder, aluminum enclosure. The Temp1000 is a temperature data logger engineered for remote temperature recording in harsh environments. Its rugged enclosure lends itself to applications such as dishwashers and sterilization, and it is commonly used in environmental studies, food storage, medical and pharmaceutical applications. This rugged data recorder is submersible up to 150’ (45m) of water and can record temperatures of up to +80ºC (+176ºF). With the capability to and record data for up to 32,767 readings and to record as fast as every two seconds, data can be captured even for brief events. The user-replaceable battery is rated to one year of typical use. The non-volatile memory will hold valuable data indefinitely even if the battery should become discharged. The MadgeTech software will display data in degrees of Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin and Rankine. The powerful software can export the data to an MS Excel® spreadsheet with one click. Applications: implement HACCP programs, food preparation and processing, environmental studies, well monitoring, dishwasher testing, hostile environment monitoring, medical and pharmaceutical. Software features: multiple graph overlay, statistics, digital calibration, zoom in/ zoom out, lethality equations (f0, pu), mean kinetic temperature, full time zone support, data annotation, minimum/maximum/average lines, data table view, automatic report generation, summary view, multilingual.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2610 in BISS
- Brand: MadgeTech
- Number of items: 1
Features
- Rugged, reusable
- Submersible to 150' (45m)
- Programmable start time, real-time operation
- CE compliant, user-friendly, low cost
- Benefits: simple setup and installation, minimal long-term maintenance, long-term field deployment
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