The thermometer has a measuring range of -30 ... 60 °C / -22 ... 140 °F and can be used in cold environments. In addition to temperature and humidity measurement, the thermometer can also measure the absolute air pressure in the ambient atmosphere in a measuring range between 700 ... 1100 hPa. Due to the different sensors, the thermometer already covers a wide range of measuring tasks. Typical applications of the thermometer are, for example, the monitoring of refrigeration facilities, greenhouses, or an office workplace.
The measured values are stored in the internal memory of the thermometer. The thermometer has a memory capacity of 13340 measuring points. Once a measurement run has been completed, the stored measurement data can be read out from the thermometer independently of the operating system. This is possible because the thermometer is recognised as a mass data memory. When storing the measurement data, the measurement points are saved in a .pdf and in a .csv file.
With the corresponding software for the thermometer, the measured values can be displayed graphically. In addition, settings for the thermometer can be made via the software. For example, the storage interval can be set between 1 minute and 24 hours, visual alarm limits and start/stop pulses can be set for the thermometer. Optionally, the thermometer can be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.