Concrete

Concrete Data Logger Application


 

 

 

 

Single or multi-channel thermocouple data loggers can be used to monitor the temperature of concrete during the curing or hardening process. Thermocouple sensors embedded inside the concrete can tell you the core temperature throughout the curing process. This will let you know if you need to heat or cool the concrete to ensure maximum strength and prevent cracking during maturity of the concrete.


Thermocouple Data Loggers Used in Concrete Applications

 

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  1. HOBO 4-Channel Thermocouple Data Logger
    UX120-014M
    • Recording Temperature in an Indoor Environment Using Type J, K, T, E, R, S, B or N Thermocouple
    • 4 Inputs Available with Internal Ambient Temperature Sensor for Cold Junction Compensation (CJC)
    • User-Replaceable AAA Alkaline or Lithium Batteries with 1 Year Life (1 Minute Sampling Rate)
    • Stores up to 1.9 Million Measured Temperature Readings with Date/Time Stamp
    • User-Selectable Sampling Rate of 1 Second to 18 Hours

    Requires Type A to Mini B Standard USB Cable (CABLE-USB), HOBOware (Free Download Version) or HOBOware Pro (Paid Download Version) Software.

  2. HOBO Thermocouple Data Logger
    UX100-014M
    • Recording Temperature in an Indoor Environment Using Type J, K, T, E, R, S, B or N Thermocouple
    • LCD Display Shows Current Readings, Alarm, Battery and Operating Status
    • Stores up to 208,076 Measured Temperature Readings with Date/Time Stamp
    • User-Replaceable CR-2032 Lithium Coin Cell Battery with 1 Year Life (1 Minute Sampling Rate)
    • User-Selectable Sampling Rate of 1 Second to 18 Hours

    Requires Type A to Mini B Standard USB Cable (CABLE-USB), HOBOware (Free Download Version) or HOBOware Pro (Paid Download Version) Software.

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