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Wireless Temperature / Humidity Dataloggers
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Testo 160 E - WiFi Data Logger with 2 Connections for Probes
£202.80 £169.00- Connections for probes
- Simple to install, integrate and operate
- Exceeded limit value notifications
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Testo Smart Probes Mould Kit£212.40 £177.00- Identify areas that are susceptible to mould
- Data logging Smart Probes send measurements wirelessly via Bluetooth to the Testo Smart Probe App
- Measure ambient temperature, relative humidity and surface temperature
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Testo 160 TH - WiFi Data Logger with Integrated Temperature and Humidity Sensor
£235.62 £196.35- Integrated temperature and humidity sensors
- Perfect for museums, archives and storage depots
- Easy to network
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Testo Smart Probes Differential Temperature and Pressure Kit£255.60 £213.00- Optimised for heating engineers
- Measure gas flow, static pressure, and flow and return temperature
- Designed for use with the Testo Smart Probe App
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Testo Smart Probes Heating Kit£260.10 £216.75- Optimised for heating engineers
- Includes Testo’s 115i, 510i and 805i Smart Probes and a Heating Set Smart Case
- Perform non-contact, flow and return temperature measurements and gas flow pressure readings
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Testo 160 THE - WiFi Data Logger with Integrated Temperature and Humidity Sensor
£283.56 £236.30- Connection options for 2 additional probes
- Measure the temperature and humidity
- Ideal for exhibitions and museums
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About Wireless Temperature / Humidity Dataloggers
Wireless data loggers are electronic devices used for monitoring and controlling thermal validation processes in industries that require regulatory compliance and process control, such as the food, pharmaceutical, and medical industries. They work by constantly measuring (temperature, humidity, CO2, Pressure, etc.) and sending the data regularly to a server via WiFi. The server is either situated locally or in the cloud.
