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News Release from: Signatrol | Subject: SL50 miniature temperature data logger
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 23 November 2001
Temperature data logger truly miniature
at 17mm
Measuring only 17mm in diameter and 6mm high, Signatrol's fully sealed, stainless steel SL50 temperature data logger truly can be described as miniature
Signatrol is introducing the 'magic button' SL50 miniature temperature data logger Measuring only 17mm in diameter and 6mm high, this fully sealed, stainless steel unit truly can be described as miniature and Signatrol believse that the SL50 opens exciting possibilities for temperature data logging, hitherto not possible because of size and sealing constraints
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 20 Oct 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Signatrol provides a wide range of accessories and common platform software that extend the capabilities of its data loggers.
The SL50 is ideal for use in wide range of applications especially in the food and drinks industry.
The logger is small enough to fit inside glass bottles and units have already been used in vinegar distillation and chocolate manufacture.
The logger, which has an operating range of -20C to +85C, can store up to 2048 temperature readings at user defined intervals of between 1 and 255 minutes,with the tiny integral battery providing power for up to 10 years.
The unit has a unique registration number laser engraved on both the internal chip and external casing.
Compatible with all Windows versions including the latest XP, set up and data download is easily implemented via simple direct contact with the SL50 receptor which connects to the serial or parallel port of a PC.
Data can be presented in graph or chart format using the SL50 software.
The SL50 is just part of Signatrol's extensive range of data loggers and instrumentation.
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