Name: MadgeTech DHS Temperature Data Logger - mme-ae
Brand: MadgeTech
SKU: 21061

MadgeTech DHS Temperature Data Logger

MadgeTech DHS is a data logging system for validating dry heat sterilization cycles. Includes standard calibration certificate.

DHS Included:
(1) HiTemp140-M12: High temperature data logger
(1) ThermoVault Max: Extreme temperature heat barrier RTD probe with stainless steel band

The DHS can withstand and measure temperatures up to 400°C (752°F), allowing recording throughout the sterilization process. It’s simple to use, just insert the HiTemp140-M12 into the ThermoVault Max box, screw the lid back on, and the unit is ready to go.

DHS is compatible with the latest MadgeTech 4 software, making starting, stopping, and downloading simple and easy. Graphical, tabular, and summary data are provided for analysis and can be viewed as customizable engineering units.

MadgeTech DHS Features

316 Stainless Steel Enclosure
Small 1.75-inch Diameter
Withstands temperatures up to +400 ºC for 60 minutes continuously

MadgeTech DHS Specifications

GENERAL

Memory: 21,504 readings
Reading Rate: 4 readings per second up to 1 reading every 24 hours
Baud Rate: 125,000
Battery Life: 1 year typical (1-minute reading rate at +25 °C / +77 °F) User Replaceable Battery
IP Rating: This system is not IP rated and is for use in dry applications only

Temperature

Temperature Sensor: 36 inches Glass Braided RTD depyrogenation probe
Temperature Accuracy: ±1.2 °C (-200 °C to +400 °C)

Accessories

ER14250-SM Lithium Battery
IFC400
IFC406

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MadgeTech

MadgeTech, Inc. is a data collection company based in Warner, New Hampshire, USA. It was founded in October 1996. The company designs build and tests sensors that monitor and measure everything from humidity, carbon dioxide levels, and temperature to speed and pressure. For example, he built humidity monitors for the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City to protect priceless works of art from damage caused by their surroundings.