Data Logger Basks In Unfriendly Environments

Sept. 12, 2011
Safe for use in harsh environments, the stainless-steel HiTemp140 temperature data logger is submersible, can withstand temperatures up to +140°C (+284°F), and specs an accuracy of ±0.1°C (0.18°F) over its entire operating range.

Safe for use in harsh environments, the stainless-steel HiTemp140 temperature data logger is submersible, can withstand temperatures up to +140°C (+284°F), and specs an accuracy of ±0.1°C (0.18°F) over its entire operating range. The unit can store up to 32,700 readings and features a 1-in. rigid external probe capable of measuring extended temperatures to +260°C (+500°F). It records date and time stamped readings and includes non-volatile solid state memory. Price is $499. MADGETECH INC., Warner, NH. (603) 456-2011.

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