USB Temperature Data Logger (with Alarm) / M994-20908D

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You can customize settings such as the start method (automatic, manual), logging period, upper and lower temperature limits, and data tags.

●Temperature sensor: Built-in (thermistor type, single channel) ●You can customize settings such as start method (automatic, manual), log duration, upper and lower temperature limits, and data tags. ●Large, easy-to-read LCD display ●Battery level indicator ●Ability to check recorded data on the LCD screen (operational status, maximum, minimum, average temperature) ●Traceability to NIST and compliance with CE marking ●Built-in USB port ●Optional ISO/IEC 17025:2017 temperature calibration available ●Reusable ●Using dedicated software, create, save, and display tamper-proof reports in PDF format compliant with FDA*3 21CFR Part 11 ●Using dedicated software, user-programmable settings for automatic/manual start, delayed start, log interval, alarm settings, data tags*4, etc. ●Large, easy-to-read LCD display ●Ability to check recorded statistical data*5 on the LCD display ●Direct connection to PC via USB port

basic information

Data loggers are ideal for monitoring temperature history during various processes such as the manufacturing, processing, storage, and transportation of temperature-sensitive products. With the built-in temperature sensor (single), it can measure temperatures ranging from -40°C to 65°C. Additionally, it is equipped with a USB port for easy connection to a PC, allowing for temperature data downloads and program changes. (Program changes require the separately sold program manager software.) You can set parameters such as logging interval (measurement frequency), upper and lower temperature limits, immediate or delayed start, alarm delay (notification delay), alarm skip (exclusion conditions), and whether to stop recording when the data capacity is full or to continue overwriting old data (loop mode). The downloaded data is displayed as a summary in PDF format, including the maximum and minimum temperatures during the period, average temperature, cumulative alarm (temperature deviation) time, degree-minutes (temperature-minutes), logger start date and time, stop date and time, and download date and time.