Sper 800018C Bluetooth RH / Temperature / Pressure Logger, NIST Certificate of Calibration

Sper Scientific 800018C Bluetooth RH / Temperature / Pressure Logger, NIST Certificate of Calibration

Program and retrieve data wirelessly via Bluetooth®.

A compact design with the convenience of Bluetooth® streaming to a smartphone App for data storage and sharing. Records up to 16000 data points per parameter with date/time stamps in either metric or imperial units of measure. Once the dataset is complete, there is no need to attach the device to a computer to retrieve comprehensive reports. Simply download a full-color graphic report to the phone APP wirelessly and e-mail to any computer for printing or further analysis in Excel. You may also view a quick summary of data recordings anytime on the APP. The free Android or iOS APP communicates with up to 3 loggers simultaneously. Humidity, temperature, and barometric pressure cycle automatically on the large LCD screen while Hi/Low alarms are clearly indicated at a distance by the color-coded bright LED light on the housing. An optional audible alarm matches this warning from the phone. Quickly view Min/Max at any time by pushing a button on the device without interfering with data logging. Comes with a CR2 Lithium battery that will power the unit for approximately 72 days. Freestanding or wall mount with either flip-out tab or built-in magnet. EN12830:2018, GMP, GLP compliant.

Comes with a NIST certificate of calibration. The NIST certificate specifies that the standards against which the product has been certified or calibrated were themselves calibrated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.), or with N.I.S.T. calibrated equipment under conditions specified by N.I.S.T.

Dimensions: 3” x 2” x 1” (78 x 50 x 23 mm)
Weight: 2.3 oz (66 g) 

Temperature:  -22 to 158°F -30 to 70°C         0.1°F/C ±1.0°F ±0.5°C

RH:      0.1 to 80%       0.1%    ±3% (@25°C & 10 to 80% RH) otherwise ±5%

Barometer:     300 to 1100 hPa 8.9 to 32.5 inHg  1 hPa  0.1 inHg  ±3 hPa (0 to 60°C) ±5 hPa (-20 to 0°C)