Temperature mapping across many measuring points needs a logger that keeps every channel organized. With 16 thermocouple inputs, this instrument captures, records and transfers readings from connected probes, while the backlit LCD displays active inputs in groups of four for clear on-site checking.
You can adapt the measurement setup to thermocouples K, J, T, N, R, S, B or E, with one type selected for the measuring phase. Logging starts manually with the MEM key or automatically with programmed start and stop times, which supports short checks as well as longer monitoring tasks.
After the measurement, stored data remains easy to manage. The instrument stores up to 64 LOG sessions and 800,000 recordings across connected inputs, with circular memory or stop-at-full operation. Data transfers to a PC through USB 2.0 or RS232 for DeltaLog9 display, and RS232 also supports real-time output to an 80-column serial printer.
The HD32.8.16 uses 16 thermocouple inputs with standard miniature connectors and detects connected probes at turn-on.
The logging interval is common to all probes and can be set to fixed values from 2 seconds to 1 hour.
The interface can show °C, °F or °K, plus maximum, minimum, average and REL values for displayed temperatures.
The Log File Manager allows stored sessions to be printed, erased or managed with circular or until-memory-full behavior.
The user password protects the keyboard against unauthorized access while preserving MEM access for data capture.
Downloaded data can be displayed on a PC as tables or graphs using DeltaLog9 software.