What Is A Temperature Data Logger

1. What Exactly Is A Temperature Data Logger? What is temperature data logger? A temperature logger is an electronic device that can record and store a variety of measurements. It accepts one or more sensor inputs, sampling and saving data at a predetermined frequency, and is frequently battery powered. How does a temperature logger works? A compact, lightweight recording device is created by combining a thermistor or thermocouple with a logger in a single package. The disadvantage is that it must be installed in an area where temperature can be measured. Because the electronic elements in the device must operate within a temperature range, internal sensor loggers cannot be used in high temperature environments. With external probe attached A temperature data logger with a probe attached (OMEGA's OM-CP-HITEMP140-FP is an example of a high temperature logger with a flexible probe) solves the problem of taking measurements in too hot or cold environments. Humidity and temperature logging A record of temperature and humidity variation can be useful in identifying inefficiencies in facility management, particularly where precision measurement or temperature- sensitive processing is performed. The same is true for animal and plant propagation. Contact US Customer inquiry phone no: -1-800-858-6872 Business E-mail: inquiry@marathonproducts.com Electronics manufacturer in San Leandro, California marathonproducts.com