Rugged Thermocouple-Based Data Logger
The MATREC148 is a submersible, thermocouple-based temperature data logger with stainless steel tipped 6 ft. Type K thermocouple. This device can be submerged up to 150 ft. and is adaptable to a variety of thermocouples.
The MATREC148 can measure and record up to 32,766 time and date stamped readings. Featuring individual cold junction compensation for each channel, the TCTemp1000 provides increased accuracy and response time.
The MATREC148 is compatible with the latest MadgeTech 4 Software making starting, stopping, and downloading simple and easy. Graphical, tabular, and summary data is provided for analysis and can be viewed as customizable engineering units.
- Part number MATREC148
- Temperature Range: -260°C to 1820°C / -436°F to 3308°F (See Product Information Card for Thermocouple Ranges)
- Resolution: 0.5°C to 0.1°C (See P.I.C.)
- Calibrated Accuracy: ±0.5°C to ±2°C (See P.I.C.)
- Reading Rate: One reading every 2 seconds to one every 12 hours
- Memory: 16,383 readings per channel; 32,766 total readings; software configurable memory wrap
- Battery Type: 3.6V lithium battery included; user replaceable
- Battery Life: 1 year typical (25°C, 1 minute reading rate)
- Data Format: Date and time stamped ºC, ºF, K, ºR
- Time Accuracy: ±1 minute / month (at 20°C)
- Computer Interface: PC serial or USB (interface cable required), 2,400 baud
- Software: XP SP3/Vista/Windows 7
- Operating Environment: -40°C to 80°C, 0 to 100%RH, submersible to 150 feet
- Dimensions: 7.4” x 1.2” dia. (188mm 31mm dia.)
- MATREC148 Data Logger
- External Probe 6Ft "K" Wire Thermocouple
- Battery
- Instructions
- Expert Technical Support
Requires the purchase of MATREC079 ( Software & Cable ). The software is installed on your computer. Run the software and connect the data logger to begin programming. After programming you can give the logger the command to begin recording immediately or delayed start ( specific time) Place the logger in the environment you intend to record. When complete return the logger to the computer, run the software, connect the logger and instruct the software to download data from logger. Analyze the data.