US$ 550.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
The temperature data logger is an independent measuring device for determining temperatures between -40 … 125 °C. The temperature data logger is therefore particularly suitable for monitoring particularly hot environments.
The CO2 data logger is specially designed for long-term monitoring of climatic conditions in, for example, offices, classrooms or lecture halls. The CO2 data logger is equipped with various sensors.
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The PCE-313 A Data Logger measures relative humidity and temperature and can be used in the air-conditioning sector. The PCE-313 A Data Logger can be connected to type K thermo-elements to detect, for instance, the temperature of a wall by means of a surface probe. The internal memory of this test equipment allows the Data Logger to record humidity and temperature data at an adjustable measurement interval. Thanks to its SD memory card (1 to 16 GB) the humidity test instrument can be used for long term data acquisition. The logging meter comes manufacturer calibrated (ISO calibration certificate as an option).
PCE-VD 3-ICA is a vibration data logger that measures 3-axis shock/vibration via a built-in accelerometer sensor. This vibration data logger records 3-axis acceleration (X, Y, Z) vibration measurement data for Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) waveform analysis. The vibration data logger connects to your PC via a USB port for configuration and for quick and easy data transfer.
PCE-SDL 1 is a class 2 (type 2) data logging sound level meter, sound pressure level (SPL) meter, noise meter or decibel (dB) meter used for long-term acoustic measurements. The instrument is equipped with a USB interface for download the logged data to a PCE or portable.
This Data Logger meter is very economical. With this Data Logger meter you can measure wind speed and air temperature. These test instruments are calibrated by the manufacturer. An ISO calibration certificate is available as an option.
The temperature data logger has two measuring inputs. Each measuring input from the temperature data logger can be connected to a thermocouple of type K, T and J. With a measuring rate of 2 Hz, the temperature data logger shows rapid temperature fluctuations.