Description
Electronic maximum-minimum thermometer is a compact laboratory measuring instrument for recording current temperature together with maximum and minimum values over a defined observation period. Its measuring range of −20 to +50 °C covers typical indoor and controlled-environment conditions encountered in research, quality control and storage monitoring. Supplied as a single unit and weighing 0,165 kg, the device is easy to place on benches, shelves or in climate cabinets without occupying significant workspace. Designed for routine temperature and monitoring tasks within laboratory measuring-instrument workflows, it supports documentation of temperature extremes where continuous observation is impractical. The electronic maximum-minimum thermometer from manufacturer TFA-Dostmann fits naturally into labware setups that require simple, repeatable temperature surveillance. It is suited to general laboratory use, teaching laboratories and technical facilities that track ambient or process-related temperature limits. Clear maximum and minimum capture helps staff review conditions after unattended intervals, supporting consistent handling of samples, reagents and equipment that are sensitive to temperature fluctuation within the stated range.
This article is part of Electronic pipettes, in Liquid handling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Electronic maximum-minimum thermometer
- Measuring range: −20 to +50 °C
- Function: Maximum and minimum temperature recording
- Weight: 0,165 kg
- Application area: Laboratory temperature and monitoring
- Technical Information Sheet:
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