Is this a thermocouple probe?
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Yes it is and it works much better than the one it came with. I use this one in my oven and on my BBQ pit. I have the ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks
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The thermocouple is copper attached to a copper wire. Mine is stationary. It seems too fragile to be manipulated very much. It will break if you bend or flex it repeatedly.
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The probe, or temperature sensor came with it. Let me know if you have any other questions. There are 3 dip switches on the back of the thermostat and one activates the sensor.
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Thank you for your question. The USB-1208LS is not directly compatible with thermocouple sensors. The USB-1208LS lacks some needed signal conditioning. However, we do offer a low cost alternative that is compatible with thermocouples. Our USB-TC can monitor up to 8 thermocouple inputs http://www.mccdaq.com/usb-data-acquisition/USB-TC.aspx Another possible alternative would be to use a semiconductor temperature device called the LM35. The LM35 outputs a 10mV/C data point and can be adapted for use with a voltage based DAQ device like the USB-1208LS.
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Yes, this could be used as a thermometer display. When below 100F it shows down to the tenths place. Just wire up 3 and 4 to 120v ac, connect the probe to 5 and 6, and leave terminals 1 and 2 disconnected.
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The probe is probably around 6 inches. From what I could tell it is the first 1/2 inch to 1 inch that registered the temp.
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I haven't tried bet am pretty sure it is not. The probe is easy to clean though and I just wipe it off right after use and put it up.
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temp probe is very accurate to a tenth degree. don't if it's unique to the unit but then You don't need another one.
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If you go to the ThermoWorks website you can buy a probe specially-made for doing air temps. It includes a little bracket to help you attach it to a grill. It's less than $20. I'm thinking of getting one to test the temp of my oven. Hope that helps, Joe
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Not exactly. You need to set up the software, connect the bluetooth, then the probe reacts more slowly than an "instant" read thermometer.
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If it's the one I have, it comes with its own probe. I have never used the probe but everything else works as advertized. If this isn't the one with a probe you can find the one I have at Amazon. My has Stay or Go on face. Frank
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You will most likely need an upgrade on the probe wire which will is specially designed for that kind of temperature. The device itself will do just fine.
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Hi Brent, I've just opened one of them up, and the answer is no. There is no off set or gain potentiometer that would allow a calibration. I have been using temperature devices for years, and I have to have them calibrated annually. I have never had a 0.5C thermocouple be out out of spec--only an RTD one that goes to hundredths of a degree. They typically do not go bad or drift (unless damaged). Regards, Daryl
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It comes with the thermocouple probe and the plastic clips that hold it in from the back side. The faceplate is slightly larger than the body and it needs to be inserted into a hole the size of the body from the front, then the clips hold it in from the back. No other mounting methods are setup or supplied. I do not believe the probe comes with any mounting hardware so you need to either screw it into the appropriate thermowell or design your own mount. All the electrical connections are connected under screws on the back of the unit, the screws are there but no extra wiring.
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Typically, the internal resistance of the thermocouple sensor is much higher than the few ohms added by lengthening the wire so I do not believe it would noticeably affect the readings accuracy.
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As noted, the unit is rated to be operated 14 ̊ to 122 ̊F (-10 ̊ to 50 ̊C). The thermocouples (probes) would depend on the type you use. Those provided are type K, and rated for -40 ̊ to +900 ̊F (-40 ̊ to +480 ̊C).
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Hi,This logger won't accept thermocouples. There is another one available that will. Here is a link - USB Temperature Measurement Module (You may have to cut and paste the link into your browser) If you have any additional questions please don't hesitate to ask.Ed LombardiMicroDAQ.com