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    Compact Portable Data Logger

    May 27, 2010
    Omega's new RDXL120 series of compact portable data loggers have easy to-read screen display and easy-to-read view TFT LCD (even outdoors).
    Aw 1750 1005omega Pr2

    Unit has 16 MB internal memory as well as capacity for external storage such as CF or SD card and USB memory. This product acquires large amounts of analog input data with measurement intervals from 100 ms up to 1 hour. The user can set temperature and voltage independently for each channel on this CE marked product. In addition, alarm summaries, log displays and review functions can be retained and displayed in this powerful but compact portable datalogger and also supports remote data acquisition. This unit can monitor automotive engines cylinder temperatures and is designed for applications such as plant maintenance, environmental testing and process systems where portability and rugged design are necessary.

    Price starts at $2750

    Omega - www.omega.com

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