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Digi-Sense AO-94460-62 Calibrated Two-Channel Digital Thermometer, 2 Bottle Probes
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Digi-Sense AO-94460-62 Calibrated Two-Channel Features
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Product Type: digital indicator
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Cable Length: 3.5 ft
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Max temperature (º C): 70
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Min temperature (º F): -58
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Max temperature (º F): 158
About Digi-Sense AO-94460-62 Calibrated Two-Channel
The dual probe design is perfect for monitoring temperature in two separate areas or measure two adjoined areas to insure uniformity. Ideal for cold storage, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and more. The two channels records the date and time of the minimum and maximum readings, while independently monitoring user programmable high and low alarms. The built-in alarm provides an alert when the temperature readings exceed the Pre-Set alarm limits, an audible alert will sound and a red LED will Flash. If the readings return to acceptable limits, the audible alarm will turn off however, the LED will continue to Flash until reset to indicate that during the Test period an alarm was reached. Alarm is programmable in 1° increments. Probe is attached to a 3-1/2-ft (1.05 m) micro-cable that permits a Doors to close on it; probe and cable are both submersible. Mount meter with included velcrotm, magnetic strips, or use flip-open stand on Bench top. AO-94460-62 94460-62 is supplied with special bottle probe specifically designed for refrigerator/freezer applications. The temperature sensor is enclosed in a bottle, which protects it from rapid temperature changes when refrigerator door is opened what's included: nist-traceable calibration report supplied by the manufacture, Velcro and magnetic strips, and one AAA alkaline battery. Monitor two areas at the same time displays date and time when min/max temperatures occur
