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Web-Based Remote Surveillance for Temperature and Humidity iTHX-SD


 2GB SD memory


8-Channel USB Thermocouple Data Acquisition Module TC-08


card supplied, stores 7 years of data at 10 second intervals


Portable Temperature Data Logger with USB Interface OM-MICROLITE


 Range -40 to 80°C


 Measure and record up to 8 thermocouples


10/100 Mbps Micro Server for Serial-to-Ethernet Applications EIT-W


 Bridge RS232/ RS485 to Ethernet


pH and Temperature Data Logger OM-CP-PH101


 16-bit resolution


Microprocessor Based Portable Universal Circular Chart SUPERECORDER™ CTXL Series *PATENTED


 Large, bright, dual, backlit display  Monitors minimum, maximum, or average values


Thermocouple Probe with USB Interface TJ-USB Series


 Converts PC into a temperature meter, data logger or chart recorder


Includes Patented double-sided chart paper and accessories


1-MHz, 16-Bit USB Data Acquistion Modules OMB-DAQ-3000


OMEGAis a world leader of quality process measurement and control instrumentation for scientific, industrial and automation applications. Located in


the UK, we are ideally placed to serve customers from our European manufacturing headquarters with off-the-shelf, same day shipments in many cases.


 8 differential or 16 single-ended analogue inputs


With an unparalleled product range, OMEGA is truly your single source for process measurement and control products.


All products shown smaller than actual size *PATENT NOTICE


Covered by U.S. and International Patents and pending applications


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 Remote temperature/humidity sensor probe up to 12 m


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