Platinum RTD Datalogging Thermometer, –130°–221°F (–90°–105°C)

Platinum RTD Datalogging Thermometers are highly accurate with a temperature range of –130°–221°F (–90°–105°C) with 0.01° resolution and accuracy of ±0.2°C across the entire range. These thermometers are able to withstand low and high temperatures.

Allows direct transfer of recorded data (CSV files) to PC or Mac using a USB flash drive (not included); there is no need for additional software. Memory capacity is 525,600 (rolling memory) data points capturing temperatures at user-defined intervals from 1 minute to 24 hours with the capacity for a year of recorded data using one-minute intervals. Memory can be deleted after downloading and alarm events.

Features include Smart-Alarm™ visual and audible alarms signaling continuously until acknowledged. Store up to ten alarm events and are time-stamped in memory. LCD triple display with 0.5in high digits simultaneously displays high, low, and current temperatures. Functions include max/min, difference, average, and low battery indicator. A flip-open stand to easily place on a countertop.

This two-channel unit is available supplied with one or two stainless steel factory-calibrated Probes for connection to a high-impact, chemical-resistant ABS plastic case with a 10ft (3M) PTFE cable. Replacement probes must be factory-installed and calibrated. Thermometers are CE-marked and NIST-traceable calibration certified.

MA-246 Platinum RTD Datalogging Thermometer has one probe.

MA-247 Platinum RTD Datalogging Thermometer equipped with two probes.

Features:

• Two channels
• Offers direct transfer of data to PC or Mac
• 0.01º resolution and accuracy of ±0.2°C across the entire range
• Memory captures temperatures at intervals from one minute to 24 hours
• Smart-Alarm™ visual and audible indicators continuously sound until acknowledged
• NIST-traceable calibration

Included items:

• Platinum RTD Datalogging Thermometer with 1 or 2 probes
• NIST Traceable Certificate of Calibration
• (2) AAA batteries
• AC adapter
• Wall-mount
• Hook-and-loop strips
• Magnetic strips

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