Multi Channel Temperature Data Logger

Multi channel temperature data logger features 8/16/24/32/40/48/56/64 input channels, allowing for the connection of various temperature sensors like thermocouples, RTDs, or thermistors. This temperature data recorder is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food processing, and environmental monitoring where precise temperature tracking is crucial.

Features

• The multi channel temperature data recorder does not require pen and paper records.
• This temperature data logger uses a high-brightness touch-screen color LCD screen with a resolution of 800*480, a backlight, and a clear picture.
• Multi channel thermocouple data logger uses a 32-bit ARM microprocessor to simultaneously realize multi-channel (the instrument host supports up to 64 channels and more channels) signal acquisition, recording, display, and alarm.
• It uses an 8G large-capacity memory card to store historical data, and the data will never be lost when the power is off.
• The numerical range of the displayed engineering quantity data is wider and can display 6-digit values: -999, 99~1999.99.
• It has a red alarm display and simultaneously indicates the lower limit, lower limit, upper limit, and upper limit alarm of each channel.
• The display accuracy is high, and the basic error is 40.5% F'S+0.6°C.
• Equipped with a standard USB 2.0 interface. The mouse and keyboard can be used for convenient operation, and the output of historical data is quick and convenient.
• Support standard Modbus RTU communication protocol.

Specification

Dimension (Unit: cm)

Tips: Multi channel temperature data logger applications

A multi-channel temperature data logger is widely used in various industries for monitoring and recording temperature across multiple points simultaneously. These devices are essential in environments where temperature consistency is critical, such as in food processing, pharmaceuticals, and cold chain logistics, to ensure compliance with safety standards. In manufacturing, they are used to monitor equipment temperatures to prevent overheating and ensure operational efficiency. They are also common in environmental studies, where they track temperature variations in multiple locations over time. Additionally, in HVAC systems, multi-channel loggers help maintain optimal climate control by monitoring different zones within a building. Their ability to record and store data over extended periods makes them invaluable for process optimization, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance, providing real-time and historical data for analysis and reporting.