Testo 0572 1763 testo 176 T3 4-channel temp logger in metal housing with 4 external thermocouple connections (Type T, K, J)

Testo, 0572 1763, 176 T3 4-Channel Temperature Data Logger w/o Display

The testo 176 T3 temperature data logger with rugged metal housing makes it ideal for the monitoring of temperatures. The 176 T3 temperature measurement logger has external thermocouple parallel connections, which allows for simultaneous measurements using a wide variety of probes. Creation of Excel Spreadsheets, PDFs, and data analysis are all easily achieved with the free, downloadable ComSoft software.

This measuring instrument needs a probe for being commissioned.

Includes

• Testo 176 T3 temperature data logger with external thermocouple parallel connections
• Batteries,
• Certificate of conformity

Features

• External thermocouple parallel connections provide reliable temperature monitoring
• Rugged metal housing protects against impact, dirt, and moisture
• Large data memory capable of storing 2,000,000 temperature readings
• Rugged and waterproof according to IP54

The testo 176 T3 temperature measurement logger is an ideal data logger for the monitoring of temperatures.

• External thermocouple parallel connections compatible with a variety of different probes
• Data transfer possible using the USB port, or SD card (Optional)
• Rugged metal housing makes it ideal for use in extremely cold or dusty environments
• IP54 protection class
• Capable of CFR 21 Part 11 Compliancy
• Free data logger software available for download
• Data is secured within the logger, and can be password protected using ComSoft

Checking the flow and return temperature of heating systems

The heating period starts in autumn and with it the time for tenants to complain that the apartment cannot be heated to the extent they want as well. Using flexible external pipe wrap probes, you can for instance check the flow and return temperature of individual heaters in a targeted way, so as to identify causes and remedy them.

Checking the temperature in super freezers or under cryogenic conditions

Specific products must be stored under extremely cold conditions so as to ensure their quality. Therefore, in many laboratories and research facilities you can for instance find super freezers which can be cooled down to -80 °C using liquid nitrogen or dry ice. In many cases storage under cryogenic conditions is even required. So, particular biological or blood products are for example stored and transported at -196 °C. Special measuring instruments, which are also fit for purpose at such low temperatures, are needed to check these extreme conditions.

Monitoring process temperatures

For production quality assurance, the temperature must frequently be checked at various points in production processes. Whether it is the air temperature, the temperature of production items themselves or the surface temperature of machines or motors. Using thermocouple probes, data loggers can also record data in the kinds of extreme temperature ranges that are often to be found in production processes. The probe's fast speed of response contributes here to a good measurement result being achieved even in processes where temperatures change quickly.