Thermo-Collector TM20 (Double Function) (DISCONTINUED)
Notice: This product was discontinued on Dec 29, 2017.
The TM20 offers excellent data management functions:
- Collect up to 5000 data items with time-stamp, tag name and inspector name.
- Save 2 weeks continuous data logging with 1 minute interval (up to 20000 data items, measuring interval is 1sec. to 24 hours.).
- Information on when, by whom and what is measured is saved along with the data.
| Model | Universal dual inputs | |
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| No. of Measuring Channels | 2 (when A and B channels are used for thermocouple or voltage input) 1 (when D channel is used with the non-contact probe) |
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| Measuring Range | Thermal emission -20ºC to 400ºC (-4ºF to 752ºF) Type K: -200ºC to 1372ºC (-328ºF to 2501.6ºF) Type J: -200ºC to 1000ºC (-328ºF to 1832ºF) Type E: -200ºC to 700ºC (-328ºF to 1292ºF) Type T: -200ºC to 400ºC (-328ºF to 752ºF) Voltage input ± 100 mV, ± 1 V |
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| Resolution | Thermocouple: 0.1°C Thermal Emission: 1°C Voltage Input: 0.1 mV or 0.001 V |
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| Accuracy | Thermocouple: -200.0 to 100.1°C: ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.7°C) -100.0°C or above: ±(0.1% of rdg + 1.0°C) |
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| Accuracy of reference junction compensation is included ±0.4°C when the temperature of the input terminal is in equilibrium. | ||
| Thermal emission ±(1% of rdg + 1°C) or ±3°C, depending on the accuracy of the non-contact probe. | ||
| Voltage Input ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.2% of range) | ||
| Measuring Mode | Collector Logging |
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| Measuring Interval | Collector Mode: 0.5 seconds or longer when 1 channel is used. 1 second or longer when 2 channels are used. Logging Mode: 1 second to 24 hours when 1 channel is used. 2 seconds to 24 hours when 2 channels are used. |
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| Data Capacity | 5000 data items when used in collector mode only. 20000 data items when used in logging mode only. Measurement data obtained in collector mode and logging mode can coexist. Under simultaneous 2-channel measurement, 2 data items are recorded at th |
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| Drip-proof Construction | Conforms to IP54 standards (dust-proof and drip-proof requirements of IEC529) | |
| Display | LCD with backlight | |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 ºC | |
| Humidity | 20 to 80% RH (no condensation) | |
| Power Requirements | Two AA-size alkaline dry batteries (LR6) | |
| Battery Life | Approx. 1.5 months when operated in logging mode at 10-minute intervals; Approx. 1 month when operated in logging mode at 1-minute intervals; Approx. 5 days when operated in collector mode 8 hours a day including 30 minutes of communication. |
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| Registration of Tag Names | A maximum of 50, each comprising up to 8 alphanumeric characters | |
| Registration of Operator Names | A maximum of 10, each comprising up to 8 alphanumeric characters | |
| Registration of Comments | A maximum of 32, each comprising up to 8 alphanumeric characters | |
| Alarm Function | Upper- and lower-limit alarms | |
| Computing Function | Maximum, minimum, and average Reading of difference between the 2 channels is possible. |
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| Communication Function | Conforms to EIA RS-232C standard. | |
| Simplified Correction Function | Corrects the measured data from thermocouple input within the range of ± 20.0ºC. | |
| Scaling function | Scales the voltage input x according to the formula “Ax + B,” which is defined from the thermo-collector software. | |
| Other Functions | Chime, function lock, clock display, auto power-off, and battery alarm | |
| Thermo-collector Software System Requirements | CPU: i486DX or higher | Recommended memory capacity: 16 MB or greater |
| OS: Windows 95/Windows 98/Windows NT 4.0 | Serial I/O capability: A serial port conforming to RS-232C standard should be available. | |
| FDD: 3.5", 1.44 MB-formatted | Software: Microsoft Excel 95, Microsoft Excel 97 | |
| Required space on the HDD: 10 MB or greater | ||
| Compliance with Standards | EMC Standards EMI (interference signal): EN55011;1998, EN61326-1;1998+A1 (Class B, Group 1) EMS (immunity): EN50082-1;1997, EN61326;1998+A1 |
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| Approx. Height | 151 mm | |
| Approx. Width | 56 mm | |
| Approx. Depth | 33 mm | |
| Approx. External Weight | 180 g | |
| Supplied Accessories | Software, two AA-size alkaline dry batteries (LR6), a waterproof cover, and an instruction manual | |
| Optional Accessories | Soft case (930 12) Temperature probes (for K type thermocouple) Rounded end probe (900 20B, 900 21B, 900 22B) Needle probe (900 23B, 900 24B) Surface probe (900 30B, 900 31B, 900 32B, 900 33B) Bead TC (2459 07) Extension cable 5 m (2459 21) /10 m (2459 22) |
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- Memory Key
Each press of this key saves the measured data, along with 3 other monitoring items: the name of the object being measured, operator’s name, and date and time of measurement. - Selection of Registered Tag Name
Select from the list of up to 50 registered tag names (objects to be measured). - Input Selection Key
- Collector/Logging Mode Selector Key
Switches between the collector mode (saves measured data when necessary) and logging mode (saves measured data continuously).
When used in the collector mode only, saves up to 5000 data items.
When used in the logging mode only, saves up to 20000 data items.
Measuring interval: 1 second to 24 hours (Under simultaneous 2-channel measurement with the TM20, 2 seconds is the minimum.) Start-of-measurement time: timer can be set. - User-friendly FUNC Key
You can select setup items in the same way as you choose options from the built-in menu of a cellular phone. - Selection of Operator Name
With the (1) key, you can recall a list of up to 10 operator names and can also change any of these names. - Record-keeping On Measurement Failure Handling
By pre-registering a list of up to 32 comments on how to handle particular measurement failures, you can keep records of how the measurement failure was dealt with by selecting the desired comment from the list using the (4) key. (The TM10 supports this feature with TM10 Version 1.10 when used with application software version 1.30 or later.) - Setup Keys
Register tag names, set alarm points, and define measuring conditions, such as the measuring interval for the logging mode. These setting tasks can also be carried out from a PC. - Digital Input Terminal
For connecting to an optional non-contact probe. - RS-232C I/O Terminals
Used to exchange data with a PC or send data to a dedicated printer.
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