EL-WiFi-DTC Dual Thermocouple Probe Data Logger

WiFi-DTC Temperature Sensor

• Supplied with USB cable, wall-mounting bracket, Quick Start Guide and two K-type thermocouple probes (1.5m long)
• Dual channel recording through two external thermocouple k-type probes (supplied)
• Thermocouple probes measure extreme temperatures from -270°C to +1300°C (-454°F to +2372°F) (probe dependent)
• This sensor is typically accurate to ±1.5°C
• Easy sensor set-up using free PC software application (downloadable from the support page)
• Wirelessly stream and view data on PC or FilesThruTheAir™ Cloud
• View and analyse multiple sensors, including graphing of historic data
• Configurable high and low alarms with indicator
• Sensor memory stores all data even if WiFi is temporarily disconnected

Product Details

WiFi-DTC Dual Channel Thermocouple Probe Sensor

The WiFi-DTC datalogging sensor measures the temperature of the environment in which the probes are situated. This sensor is typically accurate to ±1.5°C (with the K type probes supplied).

The unit is freestanding, but can be attached to a wall or surface using the bracket provided. The probes are connected using the industry standard miniature thermocouple connector, which allows alternative K, N, J and T type probes to be used.

The thermocouples can be used in a wide range of extreme temperature situations e.g. manufacturing processes, cold storage and hot storage.

Data is streamed wirelessly to either the FilesThruTheAir™ Cloud or a local PC. If the sensor temporarily loses connectivity with the network or PC, for any reason, it will log readings until the connection is re-established.

The LCD display includes several features including Max and Min readings and indicators for battery state, alarms, WiFi connection and signal strength.

With our free PC software you can choose to store your sensor data either locally on a single PC, or make it universally accessible on the FilesThruTheAir™ Cloud. Whichever you choose, you’ll be able to analyse data, draw graphs and export the latest and historic data in various formats.

You can change the sensor€s settings remotely, without the need to reconnect it to your PC. Setting options include:

• Assigning names to the sensor and each measuring channel
• Selecting the units of measurement.
• Choosing the sample rate and transmission period.
• Setting high and low alarm levels for each channel

For full technical details view the product Data Sheet available below or on the Support page.