Temperature- and Humidity-Monitoring Instruments

Published

17 years ago

February 17, 2006

Screen Printing Screen Printing February 2006 Issue

Dickson newest generation of TH8 temperature/humidity chart recorders and KT8 K-thermocouple remote-sensing chart recorders can help you protect supplies, product inventory, and other collections. The TH8 is available in three different models, and the KT8 is offered in five different models. Each is optimized for different humidity and/or temperature ranges. Users can interchange 24-hour, seven-day, or 31-day charts, as well as display temperature or humidity, and specify preferred traceable calibration methods. The instruments feature large digital displays viewable from 20-ft (6.1-m) distances, 8-in. (203-mm) charts that provide 84% more readable area than 6-in. (152-mm) designs, and an enclosure that is 41% smaller than previous models. The instruments also provide standardized and replaceable k-thermocouple remote probes (in the KT8 models), dew-point recording and display, audio and visual alarms, a flip-up pen arm for chart and pen changes, and remote probes ideal for clean rooms, tight locations, or incubators. Dickson Co., 930 S. Westwood Ave., Addison, IL 60101, 630-543-3747, fax: 630-543-0498, e-mail: [email protected], Web: www.dicksonweb.com.

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