Digi-Sense Traceable Excursion-Trac Data Logging Thermometer with Calibration; 2 Bottle Probes

Easily monitor temperature in liquids, baths, air/gas, incubators, refrigerators, or freezers. Keep track of temperature conditions overnight or for any time period-minimum and maximum temperatures are stored until the memory is cleared. Models feature a triple display that simultaneously shows current, minimum, and maximum temperatures. Set high and low alarms in 1° increments; alarm sounds when temperature rises above or falls below set points. Data for up to 10 different alarm events can be retrieved with the most current event viewable on the display. The alarm tracking feature stores in memory each alarm event detailing when the alarm state occurred, as well as when the unit returned back to within range. Built-in data logging with user-defined logging interval of one observation per day up to one observation per minute (memory lock models can not change logging interval). recorded data to be transferred from thermometer to PC or Mac using a USB Flash drive (not included). no software is needed for computer interface. Probe is attached to a 10-ft (3 m) micro-cable that permits a Doors to close on it; probe and cable are both submersible. Mount meter with included Velcro strips, Wall-Mount slots, or use flip-open stand on Bench top. 9446009 94460-09 is supplied with 2 special bottle probe specifically designed for refrigerator/freezer applications. The temperature sensor is enclosed in a bottle, which protects it from rapid temperature changes when refrigerator door is opened. What's included: nist-traceable calibration report supplied by the manufacture, plastic stand, double back tape and Velcro for attaching holder to any surface, probe(s), and two AA batteries monitor minimum and maximum temperatures- all at a single glance! Datalogging thermometer Hi/lo alarms and time/date stamps triple-display-shows high, low, and current temperature simultaneously available with one or two probes for monitoring multiple applications. Rolling memory struck.