Description

The Tinytag Transit 2 Temperature Data Loggers can be downloaded using either a cable or an inductive pad. Using the logger with a cable offers a very cost effective solution for single unit downloads but when there is a need to download many units, the inductive pad option is much easier and faster.

Each logger has 2 LED indicators. The green light flashes to show that the logger is recording and the red light can be used to warn the user that the temperature (as previously set) had gone out of range, thus avoiding a ruined consignment.

The unit is BS EN12830 compliant, making it ideal for temperature monitoring of the transport, storage and distribution of chilled, frozen, deep and quick-frozen foods.

Features

• Reading range -40 to +70°C
• 8,000 reading capacity
• Cable or inductive offload
• EN 12830 Compliant (S; T; C; D; 1)
• User-programmable logging interval
• 2 user-programmable alarms
• Delayed and trigger start options
• 3 stop options
• Splash proof case
• User-replaceable battery

Popular Applications

• Cold chain monitoring
• Pharmaceutical transportation
• Dry goods transportation
• Environmental monitoring

Specifications		Reading Specifications
Memory Size:	8,000 Readings	Sensor Type:	10K NTC Thermistor (Internally Mounted
Delayed Start:	Relative / Absolute (up to 45 days)	Measuring Range:	-40 to 70°C (-40 to +158°F)
Stop Options:	When full, After No. of Readings or Never	Response Time (in moving air):	10 mins to 90% FSD
Reading Types:	Actual, Minimum, Maximum	Reading Resolution:	0.01°C or better
Logging Interval:	1 second to 10 Days	Reading Accuracy:
Offload:	While stopped or in minute logging mode
Operational Range*:	-40 to +70°C (-40 to +158°F)
Alarms:	2 Fully Programmable, Latchable.
Battery Type:	Renata CR2325
Battery Life:	Annual replacement advised
Case Dimensions:	Diameter 60.2mm x 15.3mm
Hanging Tab:	Extra 12mm with 6mm mounting hole.
IP Rating:	IP54 (Splashproof)
Weight:	28g

*The Operational Range indicates the physical limits to which the unit can be exposed, not the reading range over which it will record.