PME C-FLUOR Logger
Features
- Records sensor measurement, time, date and logger battery voltage
- Sampling rates can be adjusted by the user, with a minimum time interval of 5 seconds
- Data are offloaded from the logger to a computer via a standard USB cable
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The C-FLUOR Logger connects to one Turner Designs C-FLUOR sensor. The logger records measurements internally at a variety of possible sample rates. Data are offloaded from the logger to a computer via a standard USB cable. The logger is completely self-contained and waterproof. Internal power allows the logger to operate for roughly 200,000 samples. Each recorded sample includes the sensor measurement, time, date, and logger battery voltage. The sensor is removable on the C-FLUOR Logger, to enable use of multiple sensors for different applications.
Design, construction and material choice have been specifically developed to create the durable C-FLUOR Logger. The outer case is constructed from Delrin, a hard plastic material that will withstand your most challenging environment. All internal circuitry and sensor components have been specifically designed to fit on the logger spine. The batteries, SD card, on/off switch, circuit board and other components are attached to a chem film aluminum spine.
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