Elektronische omgevingsthermometer TFA-Dostmann LOG20

The LOG20 from dostmann electronic is an electronic environment thermometer for monitoring temperature and humidity indoors. It records up to 20,000 measured values for two variables with an adjustable storage interval and stores maximum, minimum and average values. Data can be transferred to a PC via USB and documented with the included LOG Graph software and USB cable. The device is suitable for long-term climate monitoring in transport, cold stores, server rooms, prescribed test protocols and for identifying causes of damp or mould in living spaces.

Advantages

The LOG20 combines high storage capacity with adjustable measuring intervals and multi-parameter logging (temperature and humidity). It includes software and a USB cable for straightforward data transfer and documentation on a PC. Built-in max/min and AVG functions simplify analysis, and a visual alarm notifies you when measured values exceed or drop below set limits.

Suitable for

• Monitoring temperature and humidity during transport of sensitive goods
• Climate control in cold stores and storerooms
• Environmental monitoring in server rooms and IT installations
• Long-term logging for test protocols and quality assurance
• Identifying causes of dampness or mould in buildings

Key specifications

• Measured variables: temperature and humidity (2 variables)
• Memory capacity: up to 20,000 measured values
• Storage interval: freely adjustable
• Functions: max, min, AVG, visual alarm for limit violations
• Interface: USB (includes cable)
• Software: LOG Graph (included)
• Design: white housing; intended for indoor use
• Manufacturer: dostmann electronic (Made in Germany)
• MPN: 5005-1002, EAN: 4009816024978

How to use

Set the desired storage interval and limit values on the LOG20, place the device in the environment to be monitored and start recording. Connect the logger to a PC via the supplied USB cable to download logged data and open it in the included LOG Graph software for documentation and analysis. Use the max, min and AVG functions on the device or in the software to review recorded extremes and averages.

Recommendations

Place the device away from direct heat sources, sunlight and drafts to ensure representative temperature and humidity measurements. Regularly download and back up logged data, and check alarm threshold settings before critical transports or long-term recordings.