High Temperature Data Loggers

MadgeTech High Temperature Data Loggers for Application-Based Model Selection

This series is designed for cold-chain documentation, environmental monitoring, museums, storage rooms, facilities management, and validation workflows, where the right choice often depends on differences in sensor type, communication method, channel configuration, and deployment conditions. 

This stainless steel device is submersible, can withstand temperatures up to 140 °C (284 °F), and has an accuracy of +/-0.1 °C (0.18 °F). With the HiTemp140’s standard calibration, an accuracy of +/-0.1 °C (0.18 °F) can be achieved over a wide temperature range.

Applications

• Autoclave Verification
• Implement HACCP Programs
• Food Preparation and Processing
• Environmental Studies
• Well Monitoring
• Dishwasher Testing
• Pasteurization

HiTemp140 high-temperature datalogger

The HiTemp140  high-temperature datalogger can withstand temperatures ranging from -40 °C to +140 °C (-40 °F to +284 °F), but is capable of measuring extended temperatures up to 260 °C (500 °F) (probe dependent). With a storage capacity of up to 65,536 time and date stamped readings, the HiTemp140 can be programmed for immediate start or delayed start up to 18 months in advance. The HiTemp140 is compatible with the latest MadgeTech 4 Software making starting, stopping, and downloading simple and easy. Graphical, tabular, and summary data is provided for analysis and can be viewed as customizable engineering units. Body of data logger cannot exceed 140 °C (284 °F), but can extend to higher temperatures when used with MadgeTech’s thermal barrier options.

HiTemp140 high-temperature datalogger -Features

• ±0.1 °C (0.18 °F) Accuracy • Operates Up To 140 °C (284 °F)
• Submersible (IP68) • User-Replaceable Battery
• Rugged
• Programmable start time
• Programmable stop time
• Engraved Label
• Probe Lengths Up To 7 inches
• Battery Life Indicator

Related Products

For complementary data logging solutions, you might consider the Compact Rugged Temperature Data Loggers for flexible lab or field use, the Valor 2000 Waterproof Precision Balances for accurate measurements in wet environments, or the High-Capacity Precision Balances for demanding industrial weighing applications.

Benefits

• Simple Setup and Installation
• Minimal Long-Term Maintenance
• Long-Term Field Deployment Using the MadgeTech Software, starting, stopping and downloading the HiTemp140 is simple and easy. To use, simply place the HiTemp140 in the IFC400 or IFC406 docking station (sold separately). Using the software, an immediate or delay start can be chosen, as well as the reading rate. Start the data logger, remove it from the docking station and the device is ready to be deployed. Graphical, tabular and summary data is provided for analysis and data can be viewed in °C, °F, K or °R. The data can also be automatically exported to Excel® for further calculations.

Product Q&A

What temperature range can the HiTemp140 measure?

The HiTemp140 operates safely up to 140 °C (284 °F), but with compatible probes and MadgeTech thermal barriers, it can measure temperatures up to 260 °C (500 °F).

Is the HiTemp140 submersible?

Yes, the device is IP68-rated, making it fully submersible for harsh environments, including autoclave and dishwasher applications.

How many readings can the HiTemp140 store?

The HiTemp140 can store up to 65,536 time- and date-stamped readings, allowing long-term monitoring and data logging.

How do I start or schedule the HiTemp140?

Using MadgeTech 4 Software, you can set an immediate start or schedule a delayed start up to 18 months in advance. Both start and stop times are programmable.

Can I analyze the recorded data easily?

Yes, MadgeTech 4 Software provides graphical, tabular, and summary views. Data can also be exported to Excel® and displayed in customizable engineering units such as °C, °F, K, or °R.

How is the HiTemp140 powered?

The unit uses a user-replaceable battery and includes a battery life indicator for easy maintenance.

What kinds of users typically benefit from this product line?

These products are commonly considered by organizations involved in cold-chain documentation, environmental monitoring, museums, storage rooms, facilities management, and validation workflows where users need to compare sensor types, communication methods, and channel configurations.

QUICK TIP:

Downloading data from a data logger
• Place the logger into the docking station.
• Highlight the data logger in the Connected Devices list. Click “Stop” on the menu bar.
• Once the data logger is stopped, with the logger highlighted, click “Download”
. You will be prompted to name your report.
• Downloading will offload and save all the recorded data to the PC.  

Learn more in the Instruction Manual / Quick Start Guide