Monarch Track-It [5396-0321] Barometeric Pressure / Temperature Data Logger

The Monarch Track-It Barometric Pressure/Temperature Data Logger is a battery powered stand-alone compact data logger that records up to 64,000 samples of Barometric Pressure and/or Temperature data. The unit is easily configured using the included Track-It Software. Simply plug the logger into an open USB port on your PC and the software automatically identifies the logger. Configure the unit to start and stop recording immediately, at a predetermined time and date, or only when an alarm condition is sensed. The sample storage rate can be set from 1 sample every 2 seconds up to 1 sample every 24 hours. The on board data storage is non-volatile so data will not be lost in the event of a depleted battery. Barometric pressure can be displayed in a variety of engineering units. It can be used as an altimeter.

Information displayed on the LCD is user selectable and can be sequenced by pressing the logger button. There is a multicolored LED indicator to notify user of alarms or general activity. A splash proof protective cover protects the logger when in use. Additionally, the logger can be used to record external inputs using optional Track-It DC voltage or DC current modules.

The Track-It Barometric Pressure/Temperature Data Logger works with Track‐It Software, a powerful Windows based software package that is included with every Track‐It Data Logger. It allows for easy setup, retrieval, interpretation and export of the recorded data. Simply connect your Track‐It™ data logger to an open USB port and begin communicating immediately.

Track‐It Transport is a free Android Application that allows you to use your Android device to start and stop recording and transfer data using a USB On‐the‐Go cable. Available on Google Play.

Applications for the Monarch Instruments Track-It barometric pressure / temperature Data logger:

• Weather
  
• Environmental comfort
  
• Health and wellbeing
  
• Building management
  
• Laboratories
  
• Healthcare facilities
  
• Altitude
  
• Manufacturing
  
• Transport
  
• Agriculture