Temperature Data Loggers

A temperature data logger is a device that records temperature measurements taken from one or many points over time. Multi-channel benchtop models are used in heating tests of electronic boards, enclosures and devices and in mapping the temperature distribution of ovens and molds; USB types are used to monitor warehouse and shipment temperature. In this category, the Unit UT3208, UT3208+, UT3216+ and UT3232 benchtop loggers offer 8, 16 and 32 channels, J, K, T, E, S, N, B and R type thermocouple inputs and, depending on the model, an RS-232, USB or LAN interface; the UT330T is a USB temperature recorder. Choose the number of channels, the thermocouple type you will use, the temperature range, the resolution and the communication interface according to the test you will perform. The -200 °C to 1800 °C range given for benchtop models depends on the thermocouple type; the thermocouple you connect determines the measurable limit. A benchtop logger and a USB logger do not replace each other: the former measures many points through thermocouples with a mains supply, while the latter runs on a battery and records the temperature of the place where it is left.

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How to choose Temperature Data Loggers

A temperature data logger is a device that records temperature measurements taken from one or many points over time. Multi-channel benchtop models are used in heating tests of electronic boards, enclosures and devices and in mapping the temperature distribution of ovens and molds; USB types are used to monitor warehouse and shipment temperature.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Temperature Data Loggers and where is it used?

A temperature data logger is a device that records temperature measurements taken from one or many points over time. Multi-channel benchtop models are used in heating tests of electronic boards, enclosures and devices and in mapping the temperature distribution of ovens and molds; USB types are used to monitor warehouse and shipment temperature.

What should I compare when choosing Temperature Data Loggers?

Choose the number of channels, the thermocouple type you will use, the temperature range, the resolution and the communication interface according to the test you will perform.

Where can I find technical details for Temperature Data Loggers products?

A benchtop logger and a USB logger do not replace each other: the former measures many points through thermocouples with a mains supply, while the latter runs on a battery and records the temperature of the place where it is left.

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