Automatic Temperature and Humidity Data Logger

The automatic temperature and humidity recorder collects environmental data through sensors, processes the signals via electronic circuits, and stores the values. It can be connected to a computer to export reports. It is used to monitor temperature and humidity changes in storage areas, laboratories, workshops, and other locations to ensure that material storage conditions meet requirements.
Selection
When selecting, consider the measurement range covering the usage environment, precision meeting actual needs, storage capacity matching the recording cycle, protection level adapting to site conditions, data interface compatibility with existing systems, and power supply matching the installation location.

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With +/- 0.21 ° C temperature accuracy and +/- 2.5% Humidity accuracy, built-in mass storage and LCD display, support for multiple recording modes and user replaceable Sensor.

$ 369.00

Using Bluetooth low energy wireless transmission, easy to set up and download, Measurement range (temperature -40~ 100 ℃, Humidity 0-100% RH), high accuracy (temperature +/- 0.2 ℃), and has a weatherproof shell and visual alarm function, suitable for long-term outdoor monitoring.

$ 351.00

Humidity measurement range -10~ 60 ℃ and 10~ 95% RH, Sampling time 0.4 seconds, Automatic recording MAX Maximum, MIN Minimum and Final Measured value, Built-in Sensor and support USB data output.

$ 178.00

Microcomputer and anti-interference technology implementation of rapid precision measurement, temperature range -10~ 60 ℃ error +/- 0.5 ℃, humidity range 10~ 95% RH error 2.5% +/- 1%, automatic memory MAX Maximum MIN Minimum and final measurement value.

$ 299.00

With explosive recording mode, when the Measured value exceeds the preset range, the recording Frequency is automatically increased to 10 seconds each time. Supports statistical mode to record MAX Maximum, MIN Minimum, Average and Standard Deviation. Built-in Sensor, Storage capacity up to 128KB.

$ 298.00

Temperature and Humidity automatic compensation function, Measurement range 7-40%, Precision +/- (0.5% n + 1), Data storage and USB communication support, Dual Display mode for easy status judgment.

$ 322.00

Using titanium alloy heating tube and hidden water heating, the heating rate is 0~ 2.0 ℃/min, Temperature uniformity +/- 2 ℃. Ultrasonic atomization tower and circulating fan ensure uniform atomization, support intermittent humidification and automatic water inlet protection.

$ 6205.00

Built-in High Accuracy Temperature Humidity Sensor, Temperature Error +/- 0.2 ℃, Humidity Error +/- 2.5%. Adopt Bluetooth low energy wireless transmission, support remote setting and data download, with weatherproof housing and NEMA6/IP67 Protection Rating, suitable for long-term outdoor monitoring.

$ 414.00

Using 7.0 inch Touchscreen controller, high temperature and humidity control accuracy, Fluctuation ≤ +/- 0.5 ℃, humidity deviation + 2, -3% R.H; built-in stainless steel humidifier, multi-wing air supply circulation, uniform temperature and humidity distribution, improve test reliability.

$ 6560.00

Capacitive polymer film Humidity Sensor and semiconductor temperature sensor, with temperature compensation and nonlinear correction function, can store 8000 sets of data, support USB connection and automatic calculation of average value, MAX Maximum and MIN Minimum, compact and easy to carry.

$ 294.00

Programmable recording intervals from 1 minute to 24 hours, Storage capacity up to 8000 readings, built-in temperature sensor, IP65 Protection Rating, compact and portable weighing only 29.4 grams.

$ 319.00

Using External Sensor, Humidity accuracy of +/- 0.2 ℃ and +/- 2.5% RH respectively, Humidity Response Time as fast as 15 seconds. With Bluetooth wireless setting and download, weatherproof shell, support mobile end real-time viewing and data sharing.

$ 477.00

Adopt cascade refrigeration system, Temperature range 25~ 100 ℃, humidity control range 20~ 98% R.H., with 1000 segment program capacity and automatic calculation function, support reservation start-up and fault self-diagnosis.

$ 9045.00

Microcomputer temperature and humidity controller, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ℃, humidity fluctuation +/- 5% RH, with over-temperature protection, independent temperature limit alarm system to ensure safe and stable operation of the experiment.

$ 6691.00

Using 7.0 inch Touchscreen controller, high temperature and humidity control accuracy, Temperature Fluctuation ≤ +/- 0.5 ℃, humidity deviation + 2, -3% R.H, with multi-wing air supply cycle to ensure uniform distribution, improve test reliability.

$ 11079.00

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