Temperature and Humidity Data Loggers

Too much humidity causes condensation, mould, corrosion and damage to stored goods. Too little causes static, cracking and drying out. Logging both shows the full picture in warehouses, offices, server rooms, museums, laboratories and production areas.

Dew point is the temperature at which moisture in the air condenses. Most of our loggers calculate it from temperature and RH in the software, which is useful for condensation risk in buildings, cold stores and electrical cabinets.

For general building and storage monitoring, around ±0.5°C and ±3% RH is usually enough. For museums, laboratories and calibration work, choose a logger with higher RH accuracy and a calibration certificate. Accuracy figures are listed on each product page.

USB: lowest cost, downloaded to a PC. Bluetooth: check and download from a phone or tablet nearby. Wi-Fi / gateway: readings sent to the cloud with email or text alarms, ideal for multiple rooms or unattended sites.

A display lets staff check current, minimum and maximum readings at a glance without a phone or PC, which is useful in shared spaces and for daily checks. If the logger is hidden away or monitored remotely, a display isn't needed.

For most rooms and stores, a Bluetooth logger such as the HOBO MX1101 is a reliable all-rounder. For remote monitoring of several areas, choose a Wi-Fi or gateway-based system. Call us and we'll suggest the best fit, whichever brand that is.

professional-grade temperature and humidity data loggers, designed to provide accurate and reliable environmental monitoring for various applications. As the exclusive UK and Ireland distributor for Onset HOBO data loggers, we offer top-quality, USA-manufactured instruments renowned for their superior accuracy and robust build. Our selection includes wireless and USB-enabled models, featuring internal and external sensors, LCD displays, and compatibility with mobile devices and PCs.

Whether you need to monitor conditions in laboratories, warehouses, museums, or outdoor environments, our temperature and humidity loggers offer versatile solutions for precise data collection and analysis. With options for remote monitoring and long-term deployment, these loggers are ideal for research, quality control, and regulatory compliance across industries.

In today's rapidly evolving industries, maintaining precise and consistent environmental conditions is paramount for businesses and organisations across many sectors. A tool that can play a crucial role in achieving this goal is the temperature and humidity data logger. These sophisticated devices are designed to monitor and record temperature and relative humidity (RH) levels over specific periods, providing valuable insights for effective environmental management.

Temperature and humidity data loggers are compact devices equipped with sensors that record environmental conditions at periodic intervals. They collect data and store it in their memory for later analysis and reporting. They serve as essential instruments in environmental monitoring, offering real-time information to help organisations make informed decisions and ensure optimal conditions in their operations.

Accuracy and Precision: High-quality temperature and humidity data loggers deliver accurate measurements, enabling users to monitor environmental conditions with reliability and confidence.

Durability and Reliability: Designed to withstand various environmental factors, these data loggers ensure consistent performance even in challenging settings, guaranteeing uninterrupted monitoring operations.

Wireless Connectivity: Many modern temperature and humidity data loggers come equipped with wireless connectivity options, allowing users to remotely access data and receive text/email alerts to mobile devices for immediate action when deviations occur.

Long Battery Life: Extended battery life in data loggers ensures continuous operation without interruption, minimizing the need for frequent maintenance and ensuring seamless data tracking.

Quality Control: By monitoring temperature and humidity levels consistently, businesses can maintain product quality, reduce spoilage, and adhere to industry standards effectively.

Regulatory Compliance: Temperature and humidity data loggers enable businesses to comply with regulatory requirements by providing accurate records of environmental conditions, ensuring adherence to standards and protocols.

Cost Efficiency: Proactive monitoring with temperature and humidity data loggers can prevent reduce energy consumption, equipment failures, and minimise product loss, leading to cost savings and operational efficiency.

Selecting the appropriate temperature and humidity data logger is crucial for effective environmental monitoring. Consider factors such as measurement range, data storage capacity, software capability, and calibration options when choosing a data logger. It is advisable to opt for trusted and reputable manufacturers to ensure the quality and performance of your data logging device.

If you are looking for reliable temperature and humidity data loggers for to your specific needs, Tempcon offers a wide range of advanced solutions to support your environmental monitoring requirements. Our range includes a variety of temperature and humidity data loggers designed to meet the diverse requirements of industries, laboratories, and research facilities. Explore wireless models like the HOBO MX1101 and MX2301A, which provide optional remote monitoring capabilities for seamless data tracking. For weatherproof options with internal and external sensors, consider the HOBO U23-001A Pro V2 and U23-002A Pro V2 models.

If you seek USB data loggers with high accuracy, the HOBO UX100-011A and UX100-003 are excellent choices, offering precise temperature and humidity readings. The Kestrel DROP D2 and D3 wireless data loggers provide advanced monitoring of temperature, humidity, and pressure, ideal for outdoor applications.

For handheld solutions, the Rotronic HygroPalm series offers portable devices with fixed temperature probes and multiple probe inputs for comprehensive data collection.

In addition, we provide monitoring stations like the HOBOnet RX2105 and RX2106, offering web-enabled cellular connectivity for indoor and outdoor environmental monitoring. The Grant Squirrel SQ16 and SQ16PLUS data loggers offer multi-channel capabilities for capturing data from various sources.

Whether you need a temperature and humidity data logger for industrial, commercial, or scientific purposes, our diverse range of products ensures you find the perfect solution to meet your monitoring requirements. Invest in our quality data loggers today and elevate your temperature and humidity tracking to new heights.

In conclusion, temperature and humidity data loggers play a vital role in maintaining optimal environmental conditions in various industries. Investing in high-quality data loggers can maximise accuracy and efficiency in environmental monitoring, helping businesses improve operational performance and comply with regulatory standards effectively.

Embrace the power of data-driven decisions and elevate your environmental management practices with innovative temperature and humidity data loggers from Tempcon.

Whether you require a single low-cost USB humidity data logger or an complete humidity monitoring system with remote alerts to you mobile device - we can assist you. The team at Tempcon are the expert temperature and humidity logger consultants. Call us on +44 (0)1243 558270, or alternatively fill out our contact form.

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Relative humidity is a measure of the amount of water vapour in the air relative to the maximum amount of water vapor the air can hold at a given temperature. It's a ratio of the actual water vapour pressure to the saturation water vapour pressure at that temperature. Relative humidity is highly sensitive to temperature changes and is strongly proportional to temperature. For example, if the air is cooler, it will have a higher Relative humidity than warmer air with the same amount of absolute humidity.