Thermocouple Data Logger - SP/VL1700

• Self-powered thermocouple data loggers connect directly with commonly available thermocouple probes replacing common bulky data aquisition systems
  
  
• Single & multi-input data logger models record temperature from -240° C to 1760° C
  
  
• User-configurable data logger inputs accept type J, K, T, E, R and S thermocouples
  
  
• High impedance inputs maximize accuracy and allow use with long or thin gauge thermocouple probes
  
  
• Automatic cold junction temperature compensation
  
  
• Completely self-contained with internal memory and ten-year battery

Veriteq 1700 series Thermocouple data loggers are designed for a wide range of industrial temperature measurement applications.

Thermocouple Data logger Types

Compact and efficient alternatives to chart recorders and bulky data acquisition systems, SP-1700 loggers are fully compatible with any type J, K, T, E, R and S thermocouple probe.

Equipped with a ten-year lithium battery and an internal non-volatile memory, each data logger features multi-year data capacity and full-range cold-junction temperature compensation. Available in both narrow and wide range versions, they provide reliable and high accuracy temperature monitoring from -240° C to 1760° C.

The 1700-series data loggers require no programming or complicated equations. To operate, simply select a thermocouple type, make your connections to the terminal block, and begin recording.

For use in extrem temperatures, the 1700 series data loggers are completely self-contained and self-powered, eliminating the need for bulky transmitters, signal conditioners or external power sources, making them a convenient choice for remote in-field applications.

Thermocouple Data Logger Applications

• Process Verification / Troubleshooting
• Dry ice product shipments and storage
• Oven / kiln / high temperature process profiling
• Ultra-low temperature measurements
• ISO 9000 Quality / EPA / HACCP compliance

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