Extech EA10 EasyView -200 Degrees to 1999 Degrees Farenheit and -200 Degree to 1360 Degree Celsius Dual Input Thermometer with 2 Type K Probes
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Extech EA10 EasyView -200 Degrees to 1999 Degrees Farenheit and -200 Degree to 1360 Degree Celsius Dual Input Thermometer with 2 Type K Probes
- Wide Range Type K Thermocouple - Measures from −200 °F to 1999 °F (−200 °C to 1360 °C), with high-resolution (0.1° below 200°, 1° above) and reliable ±0.3 % (±2 °F/1 °C) accuracy
- Dual-Input, Dual-Display Functionality - Shows simultaneous T1 and T2 readings, or T1-T2 differential plus T1 or T2, all on a large, backlit, multifunction LCD
- Built-In Timer & MAX/MIN Recording - Track temperature changes over time with timer-based MAX/MIN/AVG functions and elapsed-time display for monitoring dynamic conditions
- User-Friendly Features - Includes Data Hold, Offset (relative measurement), selectable °F/°C/K units, Auto Power-Off, low-battery and over-range warnings for hassle-free, efficient use
- Complete Field-Ready Kit - Comes with two Type K bead-wire probes, built-in stand, protective holster, and batteries; compact and rugged design backed by reliable performance
Manual push-button data logging or automatic with programmable sample rate of 3 to 355 seconds per reading --- Transfer recorded data to a PC for analysis via RS-232 interface --- Easy view type K Dual Input Thermometer with Dual Readings or with PC Interface --- Internal memory stores up to 8800 data sets --- Easy View Series Thermometer Model EA10; Display: 2000 backlit; Type K Fahrenheit: -200 to 1999 F; Type K Celsius: -200 to 1360 C; Accuracy: +/- 0.3% rag; Max. resolution: 0.1 degree; Auto Off: Yes; Min/Max: Min/Max; Data Hold: Yes; Probe Types: K. Relative and elapsed time indication. Includes: Stand, Holster, two Type K bead wire probe and 6 AAA batteries. One-Year Warranty..
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