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testo Saveris 2 - set for temperature monitoring in refrigerators
Article no.: 0572 2103
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Technical Data
| Type of product | Data logger |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 0572 2103 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4029547016455 | |
| Manufacturer number | 0572 2103 | |
| L-Number | L40540 461 |
Description
Description:
Temperature-sensitive goods, which are often of high value, are stored in refrigerators in pharmacies, hospitals, laboratories, medical practices and supermarkets.
- If the goods become unusable due to a refrigerator failure, major damage and considerable costs can result
- The testo Saveris 2 wireless data logger system offers you the perfect solution for temperature monitoring in the refrigerator
- Automated temperature monitoring in the refrigerator: safe and simple With the testo Saveris 2 wireless data logger system, temperature monitoring runs automatically: you don't have to write down min/max values, read out data loggers or store the measurement data in a sorted manner
- All measurement data is transferred wirelessly to the Testo Cloud and automatically archived there
- You can access it at any time with your PC, smartphone or tablet to check the values or to present evidence to inspectors
- Set advantage: perfect equipment for use in the refrigerator With this testo Saveris 2 set, you have the advantage that the set is put together appropriately for use in the refrigerator
- In addition to the wireless data logger (and access to the Testo Cloud), you also receive two temperature sensors with a special flat cable that can be pushed through the refrigerator seal perfectly
- (This way the sensor remains inside the fridge and the radio data logger outside)
- In addition, the set includes two vials for filling with glycol, which serve as a temperature buffer
- As soon as the temperature sensor is immersed in the filled bottle, the glycol isolates the temperature sensor and dampens its reaction time
- This is useful to avoid false alarms when monitoring the temperature in the refrigerator
- Short-term temperature peaks (e.g. due to opening doors) are not significant
- The measured temperature corresponds to the actual temperature of the stored goods
- Propylene glycol, for example, is suitable for temperature monitoring in the refrigerator; ethylene glycol is more suitable for applications in the freezer below20 ° C.