The two-channel temperature-humidity data logger makes it possible to monitor ambient temperature and relative humidity while also measuring the temperature of surfaces, components, materials or specific process points using a K-type probe.
It is suitable when environmental monitoring needs to be combined with the measurement of a second temperature. This configuration is useful in numerous industrial and technical applications, including painting operations, where the surface temperature of the workpiece may need to be measured before or during processing in addition to air temperature and humidity.
The first channel measures ambient temperature and relative humidity through the dedicated probe. The second channel is designed for K-type thermocouple probes, extending the instrument to temperature measurement according to the point to be checked.
The supplied standard K-type probe is suitable for measurements under general conditions and at points that are less easy to reach. For specific requirements, optional K-type probes are also available for surface, immersion, penetration and air measurements. This option makes it possible to configure the temperature-humidity meter according to the actual application, without limiting its use to ambient temperature alone.
In painting applications, for example, the two channels make it possible to monitor air temperature and humidity and measure the surface temperature of the component with a suitable contact probe. In this way, ambient and surface values can be collected during internal checks using a single instrument.
The Hold and Max/Min functions make it easier to recall values during the inspection and compare different points, different times or different process conditions.
The internal memory with data logger function makes it possible to record series of measurements over time. Date, time and logging interval make data collection more organised, which is useful for periodic environmental checks, monitoring in production departments and process inspections.
Cable and software are included. The software makes it possible to acquire measurements in real time, download recordings from the internal memory and display data in table and graph format. Digital data collection improves control traceability and reduces transcription errors in quality-control activities.
For simpler environmental checks, temperature-humidity meters with integrated probe or external probe are also available, allowing the most suitable configuration to be selected according to the measuring point. When the main requirement is dew point monitoring, particularly before painting operations, it is preferable to select the model dedicated to this function.
Calibration report available on request, to accompany the temperature-humidity meter with metrological documentation useful for internal checks and for monitoring its status over time.
Applications
- Temperature and relative humidity monitoring in production departments and technical areas
- Environmental monitoring with measurement logging over time
- Surface temperature measurement on components and materials
- Checks in painting applications with monitoring of air conditions and workpiece temperature
- Checks on surfaces, liquids, materials, hard-to-reach points and air using suitable K-type probes
- Internal checks on systems, machinery, components and production processes
- Real-time data collection and download of recordings to a PC
FAQ – Temperature-humidity data logger with two channels
What does the two-channel temperature-humidity meter measure?
The temperature-humidity meter measures ambient temperature and relative humidity through the first channel and measures a second temperature through a K-type probe connected to the second channel.
Why choose a two-channel temperature-humidity meter?
The two-channel configuration is useful when, in addition to environmental conditions, the temperature of a surface, component, liquid or another specific point in the process also needs to be checked.
Can the temperature-humidity meter measure the surface temperature of a workpiece?
Yes, by connecting a K-type probe suitable for surface measurement, the temperature of the workpiece can be measured. This function is also useful in painting applications, where surface temperature can be checked together with air temperature and humidity.
Which K-type probes can be used?
K-type probes are available for different applications, including surface, immersion, penetration and air measurements. The choice depends on the material, the point to be reached and the temperature to be monitored.
What does the integrated data logger do?
The data logger records series of measurements in the instrument’s internal memory. This function is useful for environmental monitoring and for collecting data during checks carried out over time.
Is the software included?
Yes, cable and software are included. The software makes it possible to acquire measurements in real time, download recordings from the memory and display data in table and graph format.
Can the temperature-humidity meter be used for environmental monitoring?
Yes, data logging and the included software make it suitable for environmental checks where it is useful to retain and review measurements collected over time.
When should a temperature-humidity meter with dew point measurement be selected?
A temperature-humidity meter with dew point measurement is suitable when the dew point also needs to be assessed, especially during checks before painting operations and in inspections where condensation risk is an important parameter.
When should another temperature-humidity meter from the range be selected?
When measurements do not need to be recorded over time or transferred to a PC, another temperature-humidity meter from the range may be selected. The external-probe model is suitable for less accessible points, the integrated-probe model for direct environmental checks, and the dew point model for checks related to painting and condensation risk.
Is a calibration report available for the temperature-humidity meter?
Yes, a calibration report is available on request.
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