TV2 with Easy-Touch
The TV2 measures, displays, logs, charts and alarms temperature, relative humidity and differential pressure. Everything it sees and logs stays on the instrument and on hardware you own.
Choose by how you want the sensors to reach the display. Everything else is identical.
Wired sensors
Four sensor sockets on the left side of the case. Readings update about every four seconds. Sensor leads are 25 ft as standard and extend to roughly 200 ft with optional CC-25 cable.
Best when you can run cable, and for differential pressure, which is wired only.
Wireless sensors
A built-in receiver pairs with up to four wireless sensors. Readings update about every eleven to twenty seconds. Transmitters sit outside the cold unit with the probe fed through the gasket or port on the cold storage unit.
Best across a warehouse, a gallery, or anywhere pulling cable is impractical.
Both ship with the TView software, a 120 VAC supply, the internal battery backup and access to the user guide. Sensors are ordered separately so you only buy the ranges you need. Or see full list pricing with PayPal cart for sensors and options.
The color Easy-Touch screen shows every sensor at once with its current reading and its maximum and minimum. While a value is inside its limits it is green. The moment it leaves, it turns red.
That is the whole convention, and it is why sites put the display where staff already walk past. Nobody has to be trained, and nobody has to open anything to check.
Touch any reading and its history chart replaces the status screen. Zoom out for the trend, zoom in on an event, or step through individual readings in trace mode to read off the exact time.
Each sensor carries a high limit, a low limit and a delay. A door opening or a defrost cycle passes; a genuine failure does not. Separate alarms cover power failure, low battery and a missing sensor.
A cooling failure and a power failure often arrive together, and the hours right after one are exactly when nobody is watching. The internal lithium-ion battery keeps the monitor sampling, logging and alarming through the outage, then recharges itself when mains power returns. The screen sleeps to conserve the battery; data collection does not stop.
Tell us how many points you need to watch and where they are. We will tell you whether wired or wireless is the easier install.
