Thermal data loggers and temperature monitors both rely heavily on thermocouple sensory inputs to assess the component’s thermal values or a sample under test. They consist of wired metal junctions ...

Trackers provide real-time data on temperature, location, and shocks, ideal for high-value shipments and theft prevention, while loggers are passive devices suited for routine compliance checks. Key ...

For food, pharmaceutical, and other industries requiring cold chain logistics, monitoring temperatures is among their most critical tasks. After all, slight temperature changes can spell a product ...

Vaisala introduces the latest version of the RFL series data loggers – the RFL100 Temperature-only. The data loggers use Vaisala’s proprietary VaiNet wireless technology to monitor temperature in ...

CAS DataLoggers provided its SwiTrace temperature data loggers to a shipper exporting fruits and vegetables recently. Most of this produce was very temperature-sensitive and could easily spoil if not ...

For outdoor field monitoring, data access can be a critical issue—especially in hard-to-reach or limited-access locations. Accurate outdoor data is critical to field research aimed at understanding ...

Omega’s new line of differential pressure and temperature data loggers operates in real time. This CE marked product features 3 channels: Internal Ambient Temperature, Remote Temperature (Thermocouple ...

Many of us electronics hacker types tend to have at least the same common equipment on our benches, namely a multimeter, an oscilloscope, some sort of adjustable power supply, and maybe a logic ...

Employee productivity is, at least in part, influenced by the indoor environmental conditions in which people work. Temperature is often a major factor. According to a recent survey by the ...