Data Logger with Continuous Temperature and Pressure Measurement Capabilities

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Hello,

I am looking for a Data Logger that can measure temperature and pressure for a research project. Currently we are using a DATAQ DI-2008, with 7 Thermocouples in different channels, and one pressure sensor, a Futeck PMP300 (FSH03382), 25 PSIA, whose output can be up to 10 Volts. It works fine, but with a slight offset and it shuts off whenever our computer restarts (as it is powered only by USB). I was wondering if there were any data loggers with a battery, like VersaLog, that can continuously record data even when the computer is off.
The VersaLog we have now is a TC model that can only handle DC millivolt outputs. Our current pressure sensor output is up to 10 Volts, which does not work with that model.
I was wondering if there are any data loggers with the capabilities of the DATAQ 2008, but with a battery or external power supply port and can continuously record data.
Thank you.

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take a look at these options Click Here see if any of these may work.

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Hello,

Some of those are too big, don’t have software to save data to the computer, or use their own peripherals. We would like to hook up 7 thermocouples and a pressure sensor to a data logger that saves data continuously, and then save the data on the computer autonomously, so we can grab the latest data periodically. All the equipment will be in a pressure vessel, so we cannot use the internet or SD cards.
Thank you.

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Unfortunatley these opitons are all we have. Sorry.

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Data acquisition devices of a more general-purpose nature would be listed here; the selection of those that are suitable for stand-alone use is not especially broad however.

If voltage range is the only factor complicating use of your pressure sensor with logging equipment on hand, a simple voltage divider may be all that’s needed to address the issue.