Sub Categories
The RFRTDTemp2000A is an RTD-based, wireless temperature data logger with display. This data logger is ideal for applications that require high accuracy temperature monitoring such as within laboratories, pharmaceutical and biotech industries. The RFRTDTemp2000A accepts 2, 3 or 4 wire 100Ω platinum RTD’s and features a device accuracy of +/-0.05°C. Starting, stopping and downloading from the device are all performed wirelessly using the RFC1000 wireless transceiver, allowing the user to spend less time maintaining the data logger. Data can be provided in real time back to a central PC, or the device may be downloaded at periodic intervals. The convenient digital display provides the current reading as well as minimum, maximum and average statistics for a convenient snap shot of the logged data. For instant, out of range notification, an audible buzzer as well as LED alarm indicator notifies users when the temperature is above or below the user specified alarm setting. Through the software, email and text message alarms can also be sent. The RFRTDTemp2000A can be used as a single, wireless data logging system, yet can be expanded to a large scale system, which can include...
The RFVolt2000A is a wireless data logger designed to measure and record DC voltage signals. The data logger can connect directly to DC voltage sources which makes it ideal for battery usage studies, solar energy monitoring and other DC voltage monitoring applications. The RFVolt2000A can also be interfaced with with a wide range of voltage output sensors, including pressure sensors and CO2 sensors, as well as transmitters and other transducers. The RFVolt2000A is available in a 2.5V, 15V, 30V or 160mV measurement range. The RFVolt2000A features an LCD screen which provides instant access to the current reading, minimum, maximum and average statist
Service Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
Additionally, a 503 Service Unavailable error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.



































