Pressure Logger incorporates Min/Max display.
Press Release Summary:
Designed for tracking and recording pressure data, Utility Data-at-a-Glance Pressure Data Logger helps determine if pressures were maintained in required ranges. Display supports various units of measure and offers Min/Max option as well as battery status indicator. Supplied in waterproof IP68 case, submergible product supports FLASH memory cards and triple-speed, USB-enabled data downloading. Models are available for 0-100, 0-300, and 0-500 psi ranges, all with 1 sec sampling rate.
Original Press Release:
New Pressure Logger with Min/Max Display Now Available
(www.dicksondata.com) Worldwide engineers that need to track and record pressure data can now obtain a Dickson Utility Data-at-a-Glance Pressure Data Logger (http://www.dicksondata.com/product/model_PR125.php) that features a min/max display enabling engineers to quickly determine if pressures were maintained in required ranges. The submergible Utility Data-at-a-Glance Pressure Data Logger is also designed to make data downloading quick and easy when it is required, with use of FLASH memory cards and triple-speed USB-enabled data downloading.
Features of the Dickson Utility Data-at-a-Glance Pressure Data Loggers that are especially important to engineers include:
-Models for 0-100 PSI, 0-300 PSI, 0-500 PSI;
-Waterproof IP68 case;
-Display with min/max option, unit of measure indicator, low battery indicator and other critical operating data;
-1-second sampling rate;
-FLASH card option;
-USB-enabled data downloading;
-Units of measure options -PSI, ATM, Bar, mBar, InH20, FtH20, mmHG, InHg, Pascal, kP, or MCA.
Product inquiries can be directed to Dickson customer service at dicksoncsr@dicksondata.com, or calling 800 - 757 - 3747 or +1-630-543-3747 outside the US, FAX +630 - 543 - 0498 or by writing Dickson, 930 South Westwood Avenue, Addison, IL 60101, USA.
Dickson Company and its web portal www.dicksondata.com offer the world's widest selection of data loggers and chart recorders to monitor temperature, humidity, pressure, or electronic signals.
