- Accommodates J, T, E, or K Thermocouples
- Automatic/Manual/Selective Scanning
- Field Calibration: ± 0.1% accuracy
- Memory Storage; 225 readings/channel
- RS-232C output to data logger/printer
- Isolated Inputs to 250V
- Bench top or NEMA 12 enclosures
- Real Time clock
- Non volatile memory
BENCH TOP MODELS
Bench top models feature an attractive and
functional housing. Display and keypad are set at a 45 degree angle for ease of use.
Mini-connectors allow quick hookup and changing of thermocouples. Audible alarm 50 db.
signals when temperature exceeds set point.
WALL MOUNT MODELS
Wall mount models feature a dust and spray
resistant NEMA type 12 housing. Hard wire your inputs to screw terminal strip. The loud
alarm, 95 dB is ideal for noisy industrial environments. High and low SPDT are rated for
110VAC. 5A or 220VAC. 2.5A
UNIQUE AND VERSATILE DESIGN
These scanning Thermocouple Thermometers monitor
and display up to 12 temperature inputs and also allow you to output the results to your
printer or computer. Unique features include: flexible scanning and logging rates, field
sensor calibration, selectable thermocouple types, resolution to 0.1°F or °C, settable
alarms, memory data storage of up to 255 readings/channel, and complete electrical
isolation between all sensor channels relative to derived output signals. One output
signal is analog (0 to 1 VDC for bench models, 4 to 20 mAmps for wall mount). The other is
an RS-232 output port which is used to transfer elapsed time and temperature data to a
serial printer or computer serial port.
PROGRAMMABLE
Program set-up parameters from the front panel
keypad, select thermocouple type, channels displayed, scan rate, resolution, temperature
scale, and high/low alarm set points. Set alarm for manual or automatic - alarm can be
manually disabled for non-critical applications.
EASY TO USE
The bright 12 character, vacuum fluorescent
display indicates current channel, temperature reading, and temperature units - warns you
of open probes or out of range readings, internal clock monitors elapsed time. HOLD
feature freezes all 12 inputs - ideal when simultaneous readings are required. STORE
feature transfers current reading of all 12 channels to memory for later retrieval. PEAK
and VALLEY features display maximum/minimum values of your run for each channel.
AUTO CALIBRATION
The "Auto Calibration" feature
compensates for probe error - system error approaches instrument accuracy. Each channel
can be calibrated separately eliminating variation from probe to probe. Calibration and
parameter setup are stored in nonvolatile memory - allows easy start-up without
reprogramming.
USE AS A DATA LOGGER
All models feature RS-232-C output of temperature
readings along with the elapsed time recorded in a tabular format. Up to 255 sets of
readings can be automatically logged. Using the Scanning Thermometer as a computer based
temperature logger has advantages over PC data acquisition board.
1. No computer disassembly is required to install
and wire sensor leads. No commitment to a board slot in the computer and the need to
reconfigure the PC software system.
2. Stand-alone operation is possible.
3. Simple thermocouple interfacing, recorder and alarm outputs available, 250V electrical
isolation between all channels and more.
4. Superior accuracy and cold junction compensation. |
SPECIFICATIONS
Ranges:
J: -310 to 1832°F (-190 to1000°C)
K: -418 to 2507°F (-250 to 1375°C)
T: -418 to 752°F (-250 to 400°C)
E: -418 to 1652°F (-250 to 1000°C)
Resolution: 0.1°/1° selectable up to 999.9.0°, 1° above 1000°
Accuracy: ±0.1% of rdg. ±1.8°F (1.0°C) above -238°F (-150°C)
Display: 12 character vacuum fluorescent
Display update rate: 3 sec/channel
Scan rate: from 4 sec/12 channels to 99 min 59 sec/12 channels
Recorder output: (for any channel, scalable)
Bench top units: 0 to 1 VDC. Wall-mount units: 4 to 20 mA loop. (external power
supply required for 4 to 20 mA loop)
Alarm output: (wall-mount units only) high and low relays: 5A at 115 VAC or 2.5A at
230 VAC
Digital output: RS232-C: ASCII format: 9600 baud rate
Operating ambient: 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C) |
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