Data Loggers

A data logger is a device that automatically measures quantities such as temperature and humidity at set intervals and writes them to its memory with time information. It is used to document conditions in cold chain shipments, warehouses, laboratories and system rooms, and in production to create multi-point temperature profiles in oven and product thermal tests. The subcategories include temperature data loggers, which also cover benchtop models with 8, 16 and 32 channels, temperature and humidity data loggers and USB data loggers; the products are Unit-branded. Choose the quantity to be measured, the number of channels, the temperature range, the supply type and the way the data is transferred to the computer according to the environment you will monitor and the test you will perform. Battery-powered USB types are left at the measuring point and connected to a computer at the end of recording, while mains-powered multi-channel models take measurements on the bench through thermocouple tips.

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How to choose Data Loggers

A data logger is a device that automatically measures quantities such as temperature and humidity at set intervals and writes them to its memory with time information. It is used to document conditions in cold chain shipments, warehouses, laboratories and system rooms, and in production to create multi-point temperature profiles in oven and product thermal tests.

  • Identify the measurement or fastening task and the required insulation safety rating.
  • Select jaw profile, cross-section range and accessories for the conductor or fastener standard.
  • Check CAT voltage category and replacement tip or die availability for field conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is Data Loggers and where is it used?

A data logger is a device that automatically measures quantities such as temperature and humidity at set intervals and writes them to its memory with time information. It is used to document conditions in cold chain shipments, warehouses, laboratories and system rooms, and in production to create multi-point temperature profiles in oven and product thermal tests.

What should I compare when choosing Data Loggers?

Choose the quantity to be measured, the number of channels, the temperature range, the supply type and the way the data is transferred to the computer according to the environment you will monitor and the test you will perform.

Which product groups are available under Data Loggers?

The current subcategories include Temperature and Humidity Data Loggers, Temperature Data Loggers, USB Data Loggers. Open a subcategory to compare its products and technical details.

Data Loggers Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice