Data Loggers
Devices used to collect and record physical data such as temperature, humidity, speed, sound, and light levels to ensure sample quality and regulatory compliance during storage, transportation, and handling. May be wireless and with/without display.
Data loggers can be used to monitor and record various environmental conditions to help maintain sample quality and regulatory compliance during storage, transportation, and handling.
These electronic devices record data over time or in relation to location. Generally, they are small, battery powered, portable, and equipped with a microprocessor, data storage memory, sensors, and remote connectivity.
They may interface with a computer and have software that activates the device or allows the collected data to be viewed and analyzed. Others may have a local interface device (keypad or LCD) and act as stand-alone devices. Some data loggers are programmable, while others have static or limited capabilities. The main benefit of data loggers is their ability to collect data while left unattended for a specific period.
Data loggers may measure more than one parameter. If temperatures are being recorded, choose a temperature logger that records within the intended range. Data loggers may also have the capability to record minimum and maximum temperatures to help ensure the products or samples have not been exposed to temperatures outside a specific range.
Sensors may be built-in or external. External probes may be made to withstand harsh environments and may be connected via cable for remote measurements. A single data logger may also have more than one channel to measure internal and external temperatures simultaneously, for example.
Other features available for data loggers include maximum days’ measurements, programmable intervals, submersible probes, waterproofing, single use, traceability, and permanent or erasable data capabilities.
World Precision Instrument Replacement Humidity Probe
Replacement Humidity Probe for use with the Air-Therm SMT.
Lascar Electronics Inc 21CFR USB Vaccine Monitoring Kit
This 21CFR-compliant standalone data logger records and displays over 32,000 temperature readings from the supplied thermistor probe. The data logger features an LCD and push-button which allow the user to cycle through the most recent, highest and lowest stored readings.
Genscript Corporation AmMag Quatro Low-Endotoxin Pl
The AmMag Quatro Low-Endotoxin Plasmid Purification Mini Kit is specifically designed for optimal endotoxin removal The kit utilizes GenScript s exclusive endotoxin-removal technology to produce high-quality plasmid DNA with minimal endotoxin levels
CAS DATALOGGERS TandD TR75A2 WiFi/Bluetoth Temperature Data Logger with Sealed Thermocouple Probe and Thermal Buffer
"The TR75A2 is a temperature data logger that can connect up to 2 thermocouple (K, J, T, E, S, R) sensors. It is capable of measuring temperatures ranging from -199 to 1760°C and can be used in very high temperatures such as in a plant furnace or in deep freezers where temperatures reach very low levels.Use the wireless feature to auto-upload data to the free cloud software for anytime, anywhere access, receive warning notifications, and generate reports. You can configure device settings, generate reports, download data, and view the uploaded data using Bluetooth or USB.This kit includes the device, 1 3ft sealed thermocouple probe for measuring (-200C to 100C), 1 thermal buffer, a mounting bracket, USB cable, and USB power outlet."