2C Temp USB Data Logger comes with 16k memory.

Paul N. Gardner Co., Inc. May 12, 2017

Press Release Summary:

Monitoring temperatures of refrigerated vaccines, biological material and documenting transportation of fruits and vegetables, 2C Temp USB Data Logger features palm-sized design that can fit into any tight quarter. Equipped with internal thermistor, unit allows users to program alarm limits where red LED will light when the temperature exceeds the limits. Using MaxiThermal software users can download recorded information into USB port of personal computer.

Original Press Release:

Introducing the New 2C Temp USB Data Logger

Waterproof Temperature Data Logger With USB Connectivity

The 2ctemp-USB multi-use data logger is a cost-effective solution for temperature monitoring of refrigerated vaccines, biological material, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and documenting the transportation of fruits and vegetables. Its convenient palm-sized design lets it fit into tight quarters. It is a mid-range data logger with a generous 16k memory and a 3 year battery life. With increased accuracy over the 2ctemp and echo, this is an excellent general purpose data logger.

Functions Include: The internal thermistor accurately records time and temperatures for user-selectable readings in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The internal software is user programmable and provides the following features: start time delay, sampling intervals, high and low alarm values, recording status, and measurement data.

Visual alarms: It features the ability to program alarm limits. Should the temperature reach levels outside these limits, the on-board red LED will light until reset by the user. Operation is as easy as pressing the Start button on the recorder.

Computer ready: MaxiThermal software is used to read the logger. It runs on Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 & 10. To download recorded information, simply plug the unit into the standard USB port of your PC. The MaxiThermal software and USB cable are available as separate accessory items.

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