Description
Additional transmitter for multi-channel radio thermometer expands an existing multi-channel radio temperature system by providing a further wireless sending unit. It is intended as a matching accessory for the corresponding multi-channel radio thermometer, enabling an extra measuring point without changing the base instrument concept. Pack size is 1 pc. This additional transmitter from manufacturer Amarell is listed for other temperature measurement applications and supports setups where several locations must be observed via radio link to one receiver. The unit is supplied as a single piece for straightforward extension of channel capacity on compatible multi-channel radio thermometer configurations. In laboratory and technical environments that already use the multi-channel radio thermometer, an extra transmitter helps distribute sensors across rooms, chambers or process positions while keeping central readout at the main unit. The accessory role is limited to transmission for the multi-channel system; temperature range and display functions remain those of the paired thermometer. Origin-related product data place manufacture in China under the associated WEEE registration context for small equipment. Use this additional transmitter when scaling multi-point radio temperature monitoring in a controlled, modular way alongside the primary multi-channel radio thermometer.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Additional transmitter
- Compatibility: Multi-channel radio thermometer
- Function: Extra wireless sending unit
- Application area: Temperature measurement accessory
- Measurable role: Extends multi-channel radio setup
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Additional remote sensor for multi-channel thermometer is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Amarell for laboratory use. It sits in Temperature probes & sensors, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
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