Precision Thermocouple Module, 2-Channel

Offers accurate, expandable, and configurable readouts|Able to read SPRTs, RTDs, thermistors, and thermocouples|Can be configured with up to eight modules|Serves as a high-accuracy reference thermometer, with accuracy up to 0.0013 C|Two thermocouple channels with high precision capability |1 year warranty|The 1560 Black Stack Thermometer Readout can be any kind of thermometer you want it to be, and it works in three distinctive ways. Its a reference thermometer with a NIST traceable calibration; its an automated calibration system reading your reference probe and sensors youre testing; or its a high-accuracy data acquisition system. The system consists of up to eight different modules (sold separately) designed to do any type of thermometry you choose. Each module stacks behind the preceding one, and when you add a module, the Stacks software automatically reconfigures itself to include all of the new functions supplied by that module. Theres no software to load, and nothing has to be calibrated. Each module stores its own calibration internally, so you can add or change modules without recalibrating the whole stack. Module calibration is digital and is performed manually through the bases front panel or over the RS-232 link. The LCD screen has multiple methods of displaying data, including a graphical strip chart recorder. The graphical capability of the Black Stack makes testing temperature stability easier than ever. Vertical scaling and graph resolution are automatic. Read data almost anyway you likein ohms, millivolts, or temperature, according to your application and preference.|The Precision Thermocouple Module reads any type of thermocouple, including type S platinum thermocouples and the new gold-platinum thermocouples for standards work. This two-channel module has internal cold junction compensation, or you can use an external source for even greater accuracy. This module accepts up to three calibration points for error adjustment in the individual sensor. A polynomial interpolation function calculates the points between your measurements.