This USB data logger records over 250,000 temperature readings per channel in one or more sessions for up to 4 months. It has user-programmable audible alarm thresholds with highly visible confidence/alarm LEDs. It is compatible with K, J and T-type thermocouples. Inside the rugged case, buttons for start, stop and restart and a graphic LCD with on-screen menus provide real-time analysis of data as a summary or as a graph. EL-WIN-USB enables quick configuration and data download via the USB port. Supplied with batteries, two K-type thermocouples and a magnetic wall mount the EL-GFX-DTC is a popular part.
EasyLog | EL-GFX-DTC
€159,49 ex. tax
Dual Channel Thermocouple Data Logger
Measurement Range K Type (provided) | 0 to +200°C (-31 to +392°F) |
Measurement Range K Type | -200 to +1,350°C (-328 to +2,462°F) |
Measurement Range J Type | -200 to +1,190°C (-328 to +2,174°F) |
Measurement Range T Type | -200 to +390°C (-328 to +734°F) |
Accuracy (thermocouple error not included) | ±1.5°C (±2.7°F) |
Operating Temperature | -10 to +40°C (+14 to +104°F) |
Logging Rate | User selectable between 2 seconds and 1 hour |
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- EL-GFX-DTC Datasheet
- EasyLog USB Software
- EL-GFX-DTC Quick Start Guide
- EL-USB Range Troubleshooting
- Tutorial Videos
- EL-GFX-DTC Declaration of Conformity
- Declaration of Use On Aircraft
How do I replace the battery in my logger?
When replacing the two 3.6V 1/2AA batteries, loosen the two screws located at the base of the unit. Remove the lower portion of the housing to expose the battery bay. Remove the old batteries and place new batteries in position. Replace the lower housing and tighten the screws.
Why aren’t my batteries working?
If left unused for extended periods of time lithium metal batteries, including those used in the EasyLog range of data loggers, naturally form a non-conductive internal layer – a Passivation layer – preventing them from self-discharge and effectively increasing their shelf life. When first installed in the data logger, this may cause a momentary drop in the battery voltage (the Transient Minimum Voltage) as the internal layer is broken down, resulting in the data logger resetting. Inserting the batteries in the data logger and leaving it connected to a PC for about 30 seconds will remove this layer. After this, remove and re-install the batteries to reset the data logger. Overall battery life will not be affected.