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product_id: 311939748
title: "K Type Thermometer Data Logger 4 Channels Thermocouple Thermometer Digital Temperature Logger with 2 Thermocouples and SD Card, Programmable High/Low Limit Alarm Temperature Recorder"
brand: "danoplus"
price: "$425.85"
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# SD Card Included 4 Channels Programmable Alarm K Type Thermometer Data Logger 4 Channels Thermocouple Thermometer Digital Temperature Logger with 2 Thermocouples and SD Card, Programmable High/Low Limit Alarm Temperature Recorder

**Brand:** danoplus
**Price:** $425.85
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate Your Temperature Game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** K Type Thermometer Data Logger 4 Channels Thermocouple Thermometer Digital Temperature Logger with 2 Thermocouples and SD Card, Programmable High/Low Limit Alarm Temperature Recorder by danoplus
- **How much does it cost?** $425.85 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- danoplus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted danoplus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Alerts:** Stay informed with programmable high/low limit alarms.
- • **User-Friendly Design:** Big LCD with backlight for easy reading, day or night.
- • **Simultaneous Monitoring:** Track up to 4 temperature values in real-time.
- • **Versatile Measurement Range:** From -328 to 2498°F, perfect for any environment.
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Experience accuracy with 0.3% rdg + 1°C.

## Overview

The K Type Thermometer Data Logger is a cutting-edge digital temperature logger featuring 4 channels for simultaneous temperature monitoring. It includes 2 thermocouples and an SD card for unlimited data recording without the need for software. With a wide measurement range and programmable alarms, this device is perfect for professionals seeking precision and reliability in temperature management.

## Description

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## Features

- 【Temperature Data Logger】This thermocouple data logger is able to record unlimited temperature data with SD card(included) without software required
- 【4 Channels Thermometer】The k type thermocouple thermometer designed with 4 channels which can display 4 temperature values simultaneously
- 【Buzzer&LED Alarm】DANOPLUS temperature recorder has a programmable high and low limit alarm function, the buzzer and LED light are both activated when the temperature reaches the preset threshold
- 【Large Measurement Range】The measuring range of the thermometer: from -328 to 2498°F(-200 to 1370°C); Measuring Range of Thermocouples: -50 - 200°C (-58 - 392°F); Accuracy:0.3%rdg + 1°C
- 【MULTI-FUNCTIONAL】4 channels temperature data logging; Programmable High-Low Limit Alarm; Auto Power Off; Big LCD & backlight; MAX/MIN/HOLD; Celsius(°C)/Fahrenheit(°F) switchable; Differential Temperature T1-T2

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DANOPLUS
- **Special Feature:** Insulated
- **Color:** Thermocouple Data Logger
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Included Components:** sd card 2 x thermocouples
- **Outer Material:** Plastic
- **Specification Met:** UL
- **Display Type:** LCD
- **Connectivity Technology:** SD Card
- **Product Care Instructions:** Wipe Clean

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where can I get a 9 volt  power supply for this unit?**
A: Hi, there is only AA batteries included in the set, 9 volt power supply is not contain. Please contact our customer service via amazon message if you want to buy a 9 volt power adaptor. Thank you.

**Q: can the auto-power off feature be disabled.  Can you overide the auto off feature. I want it to stay on until I manually turn it off**
A: Hi, the auto-power off feature can be disabled. For more details, please refer to the user manual page 7 for your reference. You may check the link below:

LINK: https://www.cd50.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/598_E.pdf

**Q: Why would you design it not to display while data logging? That makes it almost useless.**
A: Hi, the LCD is off during logging mode for power saving. Just press the MAX/MIN key to turn on the LCD again. While the LCD is on, the displayed value will be updated every second.

**Q: What are the voltage/amperage requirements for external power supply?**
A: Hi, it is recommended to use 9VDC, 0.9A power adaptor(Output: 9VDC, 0.9A).

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good thermometer overall
*by A***A on May 10, 2024*

The media could not be loaded. NUTSHELLThis is a decent thermometer, and I'm happy with it.BASIC FUNCTIONS- show you up to four connected temperatures- show you two connected temperatures and *the difference between them*. This is called relative mode.- record up to four connected temperatures- have a beeping alarm go off if temperature goes above or below preset limits. High and low limits are independently set for each channel.ACCURACYThe thermometer gave readings similar to other thermometers that I have in the lab. See the picture (note that the thermocouple in channel 1 is one I already had, and the thermocouples in channel 2 and 3 are the ones included with the set).For more precise tests, I used the two included thermocouples and two thermocouples that I already owned, taped them into a small vial of water, and did a variety of tests. See the included graphs.When I boiled the water in a toaster oven, the thermocouples that came with the thermometer were noisier than my own, but otherwise they worked as well as mine, down to -78 C and up to 150 C.If you look at the low-temp test graph, you can see that all four readings were in sync with each other as they captured the on/off cycle of the cryo-freezer, but the readings differed on the actual temperature by about 2-3 C. The thermometer has an OFFSET FEATURE that can correct for this, automatically raising or lowering each individual channel by whatever value you set, in increments of 0.1 C. Notice, though, on that graph, that the offset you would have needed to make the yellow and red lines overlap is different at different timestamps.Several times glitches happened, as can be seen in the high temps graph, the green data. (Both yellow and green data came from thermocouples in the same glycerol vial, but the yellow gave a smooth, accurate heating curve, while the green data jumped around semi-randomly). These glitches happened with both the included thermocouples and my own. The glitches seemed more likely to happen in channel 3 and channel 4, but I didn't do enough tests to be sure of that pattern. Some of the glitches were definitely from thermocouple placement (such as being in contact with metal somewhere between the thermometer and the test vial), although at other times I couldn't find anything definitely wrong with placement. There's not quite enough evidence for me to conclude that there's anything glitchy about the thermometer itself. In practice, I'm confident that as long as the initial setup and beginning readings show no glitches, it will continue to not have glitches if I don't move things around. I've left the thermometer recording temperatures continuously for the past month, for my current scientific experiment, and every time I glance at the display, the temperatures are on track and not glitchy.RECORDINGThe thermometer CAN record in either C or F. It canNOT record in relative mode, when it's showing two temperatures and calculating the difference between them.The display automatically turns off when recording starts, but you CAN turn it back on, by **pushing the max/min button**. (But see the note on handling; it usually takes me several tries to get this to work.)As one would hope, the thermometer stays on during recording; that is, the auto-shut-off feature auto shuts off (but returns after recording is ended). I used a power cord (NOT INCLUDED) rather than test how long the included batteries lasted.Recorded temps are saved to the SD card in the form of .txt files. When I import them into GoogleDocs, it separates them into the following columns:MN/AT datetimeint1ch2ch3ch4chunitIt is slightly annoying that the import process doesn't separate the MN/AT column (manual vs automatic) from the date column, but such is life. "int" is the time interval that you told the thermometer to record at, which makes it redundant with the actual time values, but who cares. "unit" is C or F.When I recorded temps for 3 hours, 5 minutes, and 28 seconds, it produced a file that was 735 kb. At this rate, I could record continuously, every second, for 3.8 years before filling up the included 8 GB SD card.--recording modes--Automatic- happens when you press the record button- continues until you stop it- records at whatever interval you have picked in settings [options include 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 sec, and 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 90 min]- settings includes a way to do a delayed-start recording (which the manual calls "reservation")- files are saved as month-day-hour-min, like "03211344.txt" for a recording that began on Mar 21 at 1:44pm.Manual- happens when you press the memo button- continues until you let go of the memo button (if you hold it down, it seems to record every 2 sec)- file is saved with a name like "azoo1", with all manually-recorded temps going to the same file- I *think* you can record using the memo button while an automatic recording is going, but I did those tests a month ago and now my memory is fuzzy on that point. This is potentially useful for marking a timestamp when something interesting is happening, without interrupting the automatic recording.HANDLING/FEELButtons have to be held longer than you expect. A quick press won't do anything, even if you hear the click; it's more like a 2 second hold to "press" a button. See the video. (And maybe 3-4 seconds to "hold" a button.) Getting this timing right often takes me a couple tries. It's annoying, but not the end of the world.The plastic doesn't scream "I'm going to outlast the apocalypse", but if I'm not rough with it, I expect it to last just fine.Navigating the settings menu is relatively straightforward:- HOLD Rel/Set to enter menu- Up/down to navigate options- Enter to look deeper into an option- PRESS Rel/Set to back up a menu level- HOLD Rel/Set to exit menuReading some of the menu items is tricky; the "nn" for "minute" really threw me for a loop. (See picture). But these can be deciphered with reference to the instructions. The basic menu options are:1. recording- 1.1 recording interval- 1.2 record at later date2. alarm (high/low, per channel)3. offset/correction (per channel)4. date/time5. unit (C/F)Note that the date is set in year-month-day format, so Mar 21, 2024 is written as "24-03-21".Most minor point of all:In the settings, if you're on "ch3" and hit down, my intuition says that it should go to "ch4", but instead it goes to "ch2". Maybe your intuition visually lines numbers up with 1 starting at the bottom instead of the top, and thus matches what the thermometer does?And that's basically it. Overall, a good thermometer that I'm happy with, despite a few quirks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Very Well
*by C***D on July 25, 2024*

I use this to monitor AC vent temperature, intercooler reservoir temperature, air coming out of turbos and air existing intercooler. It is simple and it works, I have it stuck to my dash with dual-lok. I bought 6, six foot type K thermocouples and monitor things while driving. I use this in a very fast Stage II Buick GN.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good for the price
*by T***H on July 8, 2024*

Purchased this to monitor temperatures overnight. It works fairly well. Another reviewer commented that you cannot see temperatures while recording - this is not true. When you start recording, it turns off the display to save battery, but you can turn it on by pressing the "down" button. It saves to SD card, which was included. Only included 2 thermocouples, and they are not the best quality, but it seems to work okay for my purposes.

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