Cold Chain Logger for Chilled Goods
Cost effective, multi-use loggers for all stages of the Cold Chain Monitoring. Pre-programmed with set sample rates and alarms for monitoring Chilled Goods simply press an on-board button to start logging. Status LEDs indicate whether the unit is currently in logging mode, an alarm has been met during the session or the battery is low.
Pre-Set High Alarm: 46°F / 8°C. Pre-Set Low Alarm: 36°F / 2°C. Sampling Rate: Every 10 Minutes.
Pre-Set High Alarm: 46°F / 8°C. Pre-Set Low Alarm: 36°F / 2°C. Sampling Rate: Every 10 Minutes.
| Type of Sensor: | Thermistor |
| Temperature Sensing Range: | -22°F ~ 140°F (-30°C ~ 60°C) |
| Temperature Accuracy: | +/- 1°F (+/- 0.5°C) typical |
| Temperature Resolution: | 0.1° |
| Temperature Scale: | °F and °C |
| Dimensions: | 1.5" x 2.5" |
| Weight: | .05 |
| Calibration Available: | Please Call to Discuss |
| Battery Life: | 1 Year |
| IP Rating: | IP67 ( Only when housed in EL-CC-Bag or equivalent |
| Special Notes: | 10 Year Shelf Life |
| Recording Rate: | Every 10 Min. |
| Software Type: | Windows 10, 8, 7 (32-bit and 64-Bit Versions) |
- (10) Pre-Programmed Chilled Goods Temperature Recorder ( Multi-Use )
- Sealed in Waterproof Pouch
- Pre-Set High Alarm: 46°F / 8°C.
- Pre-Set Low Alarm: 36°F / 2°C.
- Sampling Rate: Every 10 Minutes.
This Cold Chain logger works right-out-of the box. It comes pre-configured for use with Chilled Goods monitoring.Pre-Set High Alarm: 46°F / 8°C. Pre-Set Low Alarm: 36°F / 2°C. Sampling Rate: Every 10 Minutes.
You simply press the button to start logging. During a logging session, pressing the button again will light up the status LEDs to give a quick indication as to whether the temperature has exceeded an alarm condition at any point. Once your session has been completed, tear open the IP67-rated plastic wallet to reveal the USB connector and plug it in to your PC. Use the free EasyLog CC software for Windows to download and graph the data, and then prime your logger for its next use.
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You simply press the button to start logging. During a logging session, pressing the button again will light up the status LEDs to give a quick indication as to whether the temperature has exceeded an alarm condition at any point. Once your session has been completed, tear open the IP67-rated plastic wallet to reveal the USB connector and plug it in to your PC. Use the free EasyLog CC software for Windows to download and graph the data, and then prime your logger for its next use.
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