12 Channel Datalogger Temperature Meter

With the Thermometer, the measured values of several temperature sensors can be recorded, displayed and archived simultaneously. It supports eight different thermocouple types (K, J, E, T, N, S, R, B), which can be connected to the 12 measuring channels. The large measuring range of -200 ... 1800 deg. C / -328 ... 3272 deg. F makes the Thermometer ideal for a wide range of applications - from cryogenic temperatures to high-temperature processes. Particularly noteworthy is the high measuring accuracy, especially with type K thermocouples with +/-(0.04% of the mean value + 0.3 K). The measured values of the Thermometer are displayed on a large 7-inch display, which provides a clear and easy-to-read visualization of all 12 measured temperatures. In addition, the maximum, minimum and average values since the start of measurement can be displayed in a separate view. Each channel can be individually compared with the other channels, whereby the current measured value and the difference to a selected reference channel are displayed. Another highlight of the Thermometer is the long battery life: with a measuring interval of 10 minutes, the data logger lasts up to 24 days in battery mode. In addition, an integrated screen saver ensures energy-efficient use by automatically switching off the display after a defined time without interrupting the measurements. Versatile range of applications The Thermometer is ideal for a wide range of applications where precise temperature monitoring is required: Research and development In the laboratory and during the development of new products, the data logger enables the precise recording of temperature data at several measuring points simultaneously. Industrial process monitoring: In production processes, continuous temperature monitoring helps to maintain quality standards and ensure process stability. Food and pharmaceutical industry When storing and transporting temperature-sensitive products, the data logger ensures complete documentation in order to fulfil regulatory requirements. Energy monitoring By recording temperature curves, inefficient processes can be identified and potential energy savings utilized. Environmental monitoring In climate research or environmental studies, the data logger enables the simultaneous recording of temperatures at different locations.