MicroTherma 1, Self-Calibrating Thermometer for Different Thermocouple Types
- 0.1°C resolution over the full range
- should never need recalibrating
- temperature range -270 to +1768°C
- accepts type K, J, T, N, R, S or E thermocouple probes
The MicroTherma 1 microprocessor based thermometer measures temperature over the range of -270 to +1768°C with a 0.1°C resolution over the entire range.
Each MicroTherma 1 thermometer incorporates an easy to read, custom 4½-digit dual LCD display with open circuit, low battery, hold, max/min and °C/°F indication.
The thermometer should never need re-calibrating as the built-in microprocessor enables the instrument to continuously and automatically carry out self-diagnostic re-calibration.
An additional feature allows the user to adjust the reading (±2.5°C) to offset any probe errors, correcting any inaccuracies of the thermocouple probe.
Each thermometer thereafter will automatically store, display the offset and adjust the instrument for the known probe error, maximising system accuracy.
The MicroTherma 1 has the versatility of accepting any type K, J, T, R, N, S or E thermocouple probe, the probe type is simply selected through the mode button.
The unit incorporates both max and min readings with a reset function and also features an auto-power off facility that maximises the battery life, turning the instrument off automatically after 30 minutes, this function can be disabled if not required.
Other selectable parameters include: display contrast and internal CJC temperature reading.
The Thermometers come
without temperature probes. Suitable probes must be ordered separately.
An extensive range of different
thermocouple probes is available.
Technical Data:range: -270 to +1768°C
resolution: 0.1°C/°F
accuracy: ±0.2°C ±1 digit
battery: 2 x 1.5 volt MN2400 (AAA)
battery life: 1,000 hours
sensor type: thermocouple type K, J, T, R, N, S & E - selectable
display: 12.7mm LCD
dimensions: 35 x 73 x 141mm³
weight: 220 grams
A traceable certificate of calibration is included with each instrument.
