Testo 175 H1 Temperature and humidity data logger

The testo 175H1 data logger independently measures and documents buildings’ and warehouses’ temperature and relative humidity. Thanks to the external moisture sensor, the testo 175h1 logger responds with a concise response time. The supplied padlock protects your free-standing humidity and temperature logger from third-party access.

In addition to the current temperature and humidity values, the data logger testo 175h1 shows the dew point on display. Programmed limit values, min/max values, limit violations, and the remaining battery life are also displayed on the screen.to download testo 175h1 datasheet click on the datasheet tab also for complete information about testo 175h1 please visit the testo website.

Stand-Alone Temperature and Humidity Logger testo 175h1 Programming and Data Analysis

You have three software versions at your disposal for programming the data recording and for evaluating the measured values:

• ComSoft Basic software for testo 175h1 – free to download – for quickly programming the humidity and temperature logger and easily analyzing the data
• ComSoft Professional software for testo 175h1 – available as an option – offers various possibilities for detailed analysis of temperature and humidity values
• ComSoft CFR 21 Part 11 software for testo 175h1 – available as an option – adapted to the special requirements of the pharmaceutical sector according to CFR 21 Part 11

Testo 175 H1 Features

• Professional software with export functions to Excel for logger programming and data analysis
• Continuous measurement, data logging, and archiving of temperature, relative humidity, and dew point
• Temperature measurement range from -20°C to +55°C
• Automatic saving of measurement data in the event of an empty battery or when changing the battery
• Transfer of measurement data via SD card
• Indication of limit violations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a data logger for temperature and humidity?

Temperature and humidity data loggers are able to measure data at defined intervals. These are then stored in integrated data memory. This includes separate temperature data loggers and humidity data loggers, as well as instruments that take both measurements.

Is a data logger more accurate than a thermometer?

An example of this would be recording temperature changes over the course of an hour in a centrally heated room using a stopwatch, thermometer, pen, and paper. However, using an electronic data logger is much more effective, accurate, and reliable than reading the data manually.

Testo 175 H1 Temperature and humidity data logger specification:

• Weight: 130 g
• Dimensions : 149 x 53 x 27 mm
• Operating temperature : -4° to 131 °F / -20 to +55 °C
• Protection class: IP54
• Standards: EU-guideline 2014/30/EU; 2011/65/EU
• Measuring rate: 10 s – 24 h
• Battery type : 3 x AIMn type AAA or Energizer
• Battery life : 3 years at 15 min. meas. rate, +25 °C
• Memory : 1,000,000 measuring values
• Storage temperature : -4° to 131 °F / -20 to +55 °C
• Measuring range Dewpoint : -40° to 50 °Ctd
• Measuring range Humidity – Capacitive : 0 to 100 %rH
• Measuring range Temperature – NTC : -4° to 131 °F / -20 to +55 °C

Accessories

• USB connection cable between the device and the PC
• Micro (AAA) manganese alkaline battery – 1 piece
• Batteries (AAA) for use below -10°C
• Wall bracket for data logger with padlock
• Calibration certificate connected to the temperature
• DAkkS temperature calibration certificate for data loggers and transmitters; calibration at 3 measurement points: -20 / 0 / +60 °C