The MadgeTech RFTCTemp2000A wireless data logger is a wireless thermocouple based data logger that measures ambient temperatures, as well as remote temperature via a thermocouple (sold separately), making it ideal for monitoring perishable goods, vaccine storage, chemicals, and more.

Starting, stopping, and downloading from the device are all performed wirelessly using the RFC1000 wireless transceiver, allowing you to spend less time maintaining the data logger. Data can be provided in real time back to a central PC, or may be downloaded at period intervals.

The convenient digital display provides the current reading for both channels. Minimum, maximum, and average statistics are also provided for a convenient snap shot of the logged data. For instant out of range notification, an audible buzzer and LED alarm indicator notifies the user when the temperature is above or below the specified setting. Email and text message alarms can also be sent through the software.

The RFTCTemp2000A also features programmable trigger settings for applications in which temperature logging is critical only above or below a certain temperature. This information may be programmed into the device, and the data logger will only begin to log data to memory once the temperature limit has been exceeded.

The RFTCTemp2000A can be used as a single, wireless data logging system, yet can be expanded to a large scale system, which can include hundreds of data loggers measuring a number of areas (additional MadgeTech wireless loggers and transceivers may be required).

The RFTCTemp2000A utilizes MadgeTech 4.0 Software. Data can be viewed in graphical or tabular formats and summary and statistics views are available for further analysis. The software features export to Excel, data annotation, digital calibration and more.

Benefits

• Fast installation
• Minimal long-term maintenance
• Full communication from one PC
• Time and money saving with battery management
• Easily isolate critical data
• Reduction of false alarms

Applications

• Clean rooms
• Oven temperature monitoring
• Laboratories and hospitals
• Medical and pharmaceutical
• Warehouse mapping
• Storage of perishable goods
• Chemical storage
• Incubator monitoring
• Refrigerator and freezers