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Unlimited applications
Transport and storage: Many refrigerated vehicles and storage areas have their own temperature sensors, alarms and possibly even logging.
There is, however, no guarantee that the goods are not left in the sun for an extended period or the goods are not correctly
stored. Now it is possible to monitor the complete trip or time that the product is stored no matter where they are.
Monitoring: The
Button is a simple and cost effective method to monitor temperature in a room or on a piece of machinery. It requires no wires
and can attach to almost anything.
Fresh produce, medical, chemical, environment: The small size and stainless steel construction makes the Button ideal for almost all applications.
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Value |
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Dimensions |
17.35mm diameter, 5.89mm thick |
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Housing material |
Stainless steel |
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Maximum temperature |
85°C |
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Minimum temperature |
-20°C |
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Life span |
10 years or 1 million readings |
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Sample rate |
1 to 255 minutes |
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Initial delay |
0 to 255 samples |
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Log samples |
2048 consecutive readings |
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Log resolution |
0.5°C |
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Log duration |
First or last 34 hours to 362 days |
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Histogram samples |
65,535 counts/bin |
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Histogram resolution |
2°C (63 bins) |
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Alarm times |
12 high, 12 low |
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Identification |
Unique 48 bit serial number |
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Quick graphs and analysis
The operator can quickly view a graph of the log, histogram and alarms. This
information can be used to determine if the item has passed or failed the mission, when, and for how long. This information
can then assist in determining the cause of the failure and avoiding the problem in the future.
Results can also be saved to file or exported to Microsoft Excel. In the full
version results are automatically saved in the database.
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