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Internally powered data loggers for storing pressure readings for a finite time period or continously. Create a logging procedure with the provided desktop software and then download to the logger via a USB or RS232 connection. Decide when to start logging and when complete connect back to the desktop to upload the test data. For potentially explosive atmospheres there are also IS approved versions for use in refineries and on offshore platforms.
Battery powered data logger for measuring and recording low range pressures. Designed for use in industrial environments with IP65 environmental protection and optional intrinsic safety. Available in pressure ranges from 10 mbar (4 inH2O) up to 300 mbar (120 inH2O) vented gauge.
Combined digital manometer and pressure data logging instrument for recording pressures and temperatures which can store up to 57,000 readings in the non-volatile memory with a battery life of up to 5 years.
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