Thermocouple Data Logger with USB Interface
From £50.00
°C
ALARM ((•))
USB
BATTERY + –
The UEL-USB-TC data logger measures and stores over 32,510 temper- ature readings for a K, J or T-Type thermocouple temperature probe with simple download of the stored data directly to your PC or Laptops USB port. The UEL-USB-TCLCD has a high-contrast display with user selection of current temperature, maximum temperature or minimum temperature.
• -200° to 1,350°C x 1°
• Accepts a K, J, or T-Type thermocouple temperature probe with the standard mini plug
• USB interface for set up and data transfer to PC or Laptop
• Set-up allows the user to select thermocouple type, logging rate, start time, alarm limits and logging mode
• User selectable logging intervals – Min 1 sec, Max 12 hours
• Green LED for Logging Conformation
• 2 programmable Alarm thresholds (High/Low)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Range
Resolution Accuracy
-200° to +1,300°C (K-Type), -200° to +1,190°C (J-Type), -200° to +350°C (T-Type) 1°C
±1.0°C (-10° to +40°C) ±2°C Others
Logging Rate From 1 sec up to 12 hrs (User Selectable) Max Readings 32,510 Data Sets Power
1 x 3.6V ½AA Lithium Battery (SB-AA02)
Dimensions 118 x 27 x 26mm Weight
39g Model No.
• Red LED if Alarm limits exceeded
• Analysis software with graphical display of data – total readings,
Description
UEL-USB-TC USB Thermocouple Data Logger UEL-USB-TCLCD USB Thermocouple LCD Data Logger CAL-TK
Traceable Calibration Certificate
CAL-TKSYS UKAS-TK SB-AA02
zoom facility to individual readings and visual indication of alarm levels
• Supplied with software, K-Type thermocouple (Max 400°C) and battery
Unit Calibration Certificate Issued at 5 points:
25˚C, 50˚C, 100˚C, 140˚C & 500˚C
Additional points at: £5.00 per point From -160°C to 1,260°C
System Calibration Certificate Issued at 4 points:
25˚C, 50˚C, 75˚C & 100˚C Additional points at: £6.00 per point (Traceable) £12.00 per point (UKAS) From -15°C to 140°C
Price
£50.00 £70.00 £40.00
Traceable Calibration Certificate (Input + 1 Probe) £50.00 UKAS Calibration Certificate (Input + 1 Probe) 3.6V ½AA Lithium Battery
£67.00 £1.95
Temperature USB Data Logger
Only £36.50
°C IP– 67
ALARM ((•))
16,382 point temperature data logger
BATTERY + –
The UEL-USB-1 is a convenient temperature USB data logger with a 16,382 readings capacity. Simply download the stored data directly to your PC or Laptops USB port. Ideal to monitor and record temperature conditions and history in controlled environments, laboratories, clean rooms, storage, transportation and other critical areas.
• -35° to +80°C x 0.5°
• USB interface for set-up and data transfer to PC or Laptop
• Set-up allows the user to select logging rate, start time, alarm limits and logging mode
• User selectable logging intervals – Min 10 sec’s, Max 12 hours
• Green LED for Logging Conformation
• 2 programmable Alarm thresholds (High/Low)
• Red LED if Alarm limits exceeded
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Temp Range -35° to +80°C Resolution Accuracy
0.5°C ±1°C Typical, ±2°C Overall
Logging Rate From 10 sec’s up to 12 hrs (User Selectable) Max Readings 16,382 Data Sets Power
Dimensions Weight
14
1 x 3.6V ½AA Lithium Battery (SB-AA02) 98 x 26 x 22mm 39g
01530 566800 F 01530 560373
Model No. UEL-USB-1
UKAS-LG SB-AA02
Description
UEL-USBC Water-Proof Metal Case CAL-LG
Temperature USB Data Logger Traceable Calibration Certificate
UKAS Calibration Certificate 3.6V ½AA Lithium Battery
Price
£36.50 £10.50 £30.00 £58.00 £1.95
www.atp-instrumentation.co.uk
• Dust-tight and water-proof to IP- 67 rating – protected against temporary immersion when protective cap fitted
• Analysis software with graphical display of data – total readings, zoom facility to individual readings and visual indication of alarm levels
• Supplied with software and battery
Traceable Calibration Certificate
Issued at 4 points: -10°C, 5°C, 25°C & 40°C Additional points at: £5.00 per point From -15°C to 80°C
UKAS Calibration Certificate
Issued at 4 points: 5°C, 15°C, 25°C & 40°C Additional points at: £10.00 per point From 5°C to 80°C
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