- Dual channels, with separate and independent temperature measurement
- Probe wires are 6 feet in length
- Password button for operational security
- Low-battery indication when replacement is necessary
- Product Type: Digital Indicator
- Cable length: dual probe each with a 6 foot cable
- Min temperature (º F): -40 to 392
- Min temperature (º C): -40
- Max temperature (º C): 200
- Max temperature (º F): 392
- Dimensions (" W): 5
- Dimensions (" H): 3.5
- Dimensions (" D): 0.75
- Alarm: Yes
- Division (º F): .1
- Division (º C): .1
- Memory: Yes
- Display: 0.8 in LCD
- Resolution: .1°F
- Brand: Taylor
- Model: 1442
- Manufacturer number: 1442
- Part Number: AO-94460-01
- Package Quantity: EACH
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- Brand Name
- Taylor
- Item Weight
- 0.4 pounds
- Mfr Part #
- AO-94460-01
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This highly accurate dual channels instrument is designed for monitoring two separate and independent temperatures and is ideal use with temperature-critical materials. The thermometer has a weather resistant housing for indoor or outdoor use. Suitable for a variety of industrial and institutional applications, including manufacturing, food service (food storage), medical (drug storage), home and office. The thermometer displays temperature from each sensor probe in °C or °F, times (24 hour format only), and the status of each alarm event records. Each probe may be programmed with high and low limit alarms. The thermometer will capture in memory up to 60 alarm breeches per probe including time and duration of each breech. Alarm breeches will be retained in memory even if the battery dies. All operational fuctions can be password protected. The unit does not have an ON/OFF power button and is continually active once the batteries has been installed but does have an LCD idle function to preserve battery life.
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I purchased this to do some side by side testing of temperatures, and so the dual probes are important and very handy. The probes seem quite sensitive and respond quickly to changes in temperature.
On the other hand, this unit would not be called user friendly. For one, the battery compartment is attached by no less than 6 tiny Phillips screws, so you need to have on of those watch screwdrivers to get the little things off. I only replaced two of the screws once I installed the two batteries. The battery compartment is also important since it has the System Reset button and the switch to designate the active probes (not to mention that the unit does not have an on/off switch), so think that a battery door that doesn't require tiny screwdrivers would be a good idea.
You should also be ready to work through some tough directions if you are planning to use the temperature alarms. For example, part of direction #2 reads as follows: For example, when the delay time is set to "00H15M30S" and the temperature exceeds the limit that the user set, the alarm will not sound unless the temperature has exceeded the set temperature for 15 minutes and 30 seconds. Now it is not very difficult to understand the direction, but there is a lot of information that needs to be entered into the unit with nothing but "Set", "Up" and "Down" keys, along with a "Password" key, which seems to be of dubious value.
Of course, the best solution would be for this to be something to connect to a computer to download the data and program with a keyboard, but the units with this capability are still quite expensive.
Bottom Line: good probe for someone who wants to do simple side by side measurements; highly unlikely that most will have the patience or the need to use the alarms, passwords, or other advanced functions.
On the other hand, this unit would not be called user friendly. For one, the battery compartment is attached by no less than 6 tiny Phillips screws, so you need to have on of those watch screwdrivers to get the little things off. I only replaced two of the screws once I installed the two batteries. The battery compartment is also important since it has the System Reset button and the switch to designate the active probes (not to mention that the unit does not have an on/off switch), so think that a battery door that doesn't require tiny screwdrivers would be a good idea.
You should also be ready to work through some tough directions if you are planning to use the temperature alarms. For example, part of direction #2 reads as follows: For example, when the delay time is set to "00H15M30S" and the temperature exceeds the limit that the user set, the alarm will not sound unless the temperature has exceeded the set temperature for 15 minutes and 30 seconds. Now it is not very difficult to understand the direction, but there is a lot of information that needs to be entered into the unit with nothing but "Set", "Up" and "Down" keys, along with a "Password" key, which seems to be of dubious value.
Of course, the best solution would be for this to be something to connect to a computer to download the data and program with a keyboard, but the units with this capability are still quite expensive.
Bottom Line: good probe for someone who wants to do simple side by side measurements; highly unlikely that most will have the patience or the need to use the alarms, passwords, or other advanced functions.
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