Product category:
Temperature, pressure and flow measurement
News Release from: Labfacility | Subject: LDA 101 and 102
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 05 October 2005
Four channel data acquisition for
thermal measures
Hand held data loggers accept inputs from thermocouple types J,K or T or Pt100 and all connections are made via the front panel
The new LDA 101 and 102 data loggers from Labfacility provide complete data acquisition system functionality including Windows set-up, DAU software and a USB communications cable The compact, rugged, lightweight instruments accept four sensor inputs and can be used as standalone units for full portability or with a PC
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 27 Sep 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The inputs can be thermocouple types J,K or T or Pt100 and all connections are made via the front panel.
A built-in display and easy menu driven system mean that the loggers are fully independent of a PC for Site use.
Power is provided by four AA batteries or rechargeable batteries and a mains adaptor/charger.
The measurement accuracy with thermocouples is +/-0.5C and +/-0.24C with Pt100 inputs and, with a display resolution of 0.1C, the system is a high accuracy digital thermometer in its own right.
Acquired data is secure, even with the batteries exhausted or removed and the system is password protected.
Connecting the loggers to a PC via the USB communications cable supplied and using the Windows DAU software provided results in a complete data acquisition system.
Functions include multiple data logging sets, review and archive data, export data into Excel or CSV formats, set-up parameters, graphical interface and calibrate.
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