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Charge and change
27 July 2016
Fluke Process Instruments has further enhanced the availability of its DATAPAQ Q18 data loggers, enabling users to easily exchange the rechargeable battery pack themselves. This saves time and expenses especially for heavy users of the temperature profiling systems.
The DATAPAQ Q18 product line can be used for profiling various industrial thermal processes from electronics packaging and assembly, through paint and powder coating, to metal heat treatment. Its key benefits are ease of use and low cost of ownership due to the use of rechargeable long-life NiMH batteries.
With the improved logger case design, users merely need to loosen two screws in order to swap out the battery pack. The data logger meanwhile retains all calibration and internal data.
Fluke Process Instruments has launched the user-exchangeable power pack on all new DATAPAQ Q1860 six-channel data loggers. Existing units can be converted at a small charge. Additional logger types will follow. Customers can order the battery pack as a spare part (BP1066) through the regular sales channels or directly from a DATAPAQ service centre of their choice.
- Monitors the mini wave
- Glass tempering solution
- Cooling curve monitoring in glass annealing lehrs
- Thermal imaging and furnace surveys
- Industrial-strength temp profilers and infrared thermometers
- Measurement and validation systems
- Contact-free temperature monitoring
- Processor box for remote configuration
- Single brand
- Compact logger checks cure of coated monoblock containers
