Description
Data logger for ultra-low temperatures with glycol vial, UL-2 is built for reliable monitoring in deep-cold and refrigerated environments. The logger operates from −30 to 70 °C with 0,1 °C resolution and ±0,5 °C precision, while the Pt1000 sensor measures from −100 °C to +120 °C. Up to 48 000 readings can be stored (24 000 internal and 24 000 external). This version is supplied with a glycol vial for buffered temperature sensing. An LED display offers alarm, minimum, maximum and timestamp functions, and the device complies with EN 12830. Integrated USB enables transfer to a PC and creation of PDF or Excel reports with summary, graphics and detailed data. Full programmability includes six languages, measuring interval, start and alarm delays, units, alarm range and type, password and user options. The housing is rated IP65. Delivered as 1 pc(s) from manufacturer Labbox, power comes from two included 3,0 V CR2032 batteries with about three months’ operating life, backed by a two-year warranty. Net weight is 0,200 kg.
This article is part of Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Logger temperature range: −30 – 70 °C
- Sensor temperature range: −100 – +120 °C
- Sensor type: Pt1000 with glycol vial
- Memory capacity: up to 48 000 readings
- EAN: 8434868109766
- GTIN: 08434868109766
- Technical Information Sheet:
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