Common Types of Data Loggers Most Frequently Used in Puerto Rico.

DATA LOGGERS CAN EVEN ACCEPT MULTIPLE TYPES OF INPUTS, THE MOST TYPICAL ARE:

1. Temperature: These loggers can be used to measure extremely high and low temperatures as well as liquid temperatures.

2. Relative Humidity: The % relative humidity loggers can collect data on relative humidity, dew point, and water vapor concentration in standard or metric units.

3. Pressure: Measures the pressure of gases and liquids, including atmospheric and water pressure.

4. Voltage: Voltage data loggers can adapt to any voltage measurement, including pressure to torque and load to force.

5. Current: Current data loggers include a range of AC and DC data loggers and are often used to monitor building equipment.

Other input types may exist such as RPMs, vibration, etc.

Recommendations to Avoid Mistakes Selecting Temperature Data Loggers.

We suggest evaluating all your requirements and needs to use temperature data loggers, but, also consider the frequency of use monthly, and how fast you need them on-site for your validation study.

So, you can determine if is better to buy or rent them based on the expertise and time availability of your employees to configure and prepare the trending graphs and summary statistical reports on time.

Before buy, consider the cost of the data loggers, but, also the cost of the calibration and its lead time.

Evaluate and compare the total costs and lead times, against the costs to rent data loggers already calibrated.

If you are NOT using temperature data loggers frequently, consider a fast CIQA rental of the calibrated data loggers required for the thermal study. Thermal Mapping Outcomes