LM-XS Pro ULT
The Ultra-Low Temperature series data logger records temperatures in a broad line of applications such as monitoring blood plasma, vaccines, pharmaceutical, frozen foods and shipping containers. The LM-XSPro ULT (Ultra Low Temperature) Data logger is an external sensor data logger meeting the requirements of WHO PQS E006/TR06.4. It displays “✔” if the temperature remains within the recommended limits, and an “X” is displayed if the hot or freezing temperature is exceeded for a period of time above the recommended limits. It gives an audio-visual alarm for any violations of temperature. It stores the data up to 120 days and user can see the history data up to last 30 days without downloading or connecting the device to the computer. All the parameters and alarm limits can be configured using software application. Intuitive menus and large display make it easy to use. It comes with individual NABL traceable calibration certificate. Accurate and reliable working makes it the ideal temperature monitoring solution for any application involving ultra low temperature recording.
Features
- 120 days of data storage
- Large intuitive display
- Display resolution of 0.1
- Storage resolution of 0.01
- Fully user programmable configuration
- Alarm Audio-Visual
- Tags for Alarm, Sensor Open and Time Settings
- History data view of last 30 days
- Battery Life of more than 1 year*
- Battery life indicator on display
- User Replaceable Battery
Specification
Model | LM-XSPro ULT |
General
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Remote Sensor | RTD(PT-100); Probe: diameter 5 mm, length 50 mm; spring 50 mm, 3.5-meter-long Cable |
Temperature Measurement Range | -200 °C to +200 °C (-328 °F to +392 °F): External Sensor (Fixed installation) |
Accuracy | ± 0.5 °C for the range -200 °C to +200 °C
± 0.7 °C otherwise |
Resolution | 0.1 °C display and0.01 °C for storage |
Unit of Measurement | Data in °C. User has an option to view the data in °F |
Calibration | Each device accompanies NABL (ISO/IEC 17025) traceable certificate |
Alarm* | Audio-Visual. |
Alarm Low Settings* | <= -0.5 °C for more than 60 minutes |
Alarm High Settings* | >= 8.0 °C for more than 10 hours |
Response Time | T90 < 10 minutes as per EN12830:1999 |
Logging Interval* | Measurement interval 1 minute and
User programmable store interval from 1 minute to 18 hours |
Delayed Start Option | Yes, Start delay from 0 sec to required no. of days by selecting date and time in the software. |
Power Requirement
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Battery | Replaceable 3.0 V 950 mAH; CR2477 Panasonic (or Equivalent) Coin Cell Battery; |
Battery Life# | Up to 1 year battery operating life with shelf life of 1 year (if data is stored at 15 minutes interval and display OFF mode). The battery indicator on the display provides information on the remaining lifetime. |
Environmental Specification
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Temperature during Transportation and Storage – Device inactivated | -30˚C to 60˚C |
Temperature during operation (Device) | 5˚C to 60˚C (EN12830:1999 Table3, Climatic Type A) |
Humidity During Transportation, Storage and usage | 5 to 95% RH non-condensing |
PC Interface and Software
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PC Interface | Data of more than 30 days can be extracted using LMViewXSE006-Uni software. History data of 30 days can be seen using device keyboard and display without attaching to PC. |
Software Compatibility | LMViewXSE006-Uni is compatible with Windows Operating System currently supported by Microsoft |
Connectivity | USB 2.0 Type-A Ports Compatible; Data Download Time: approx. 6 minutes for full data download |
Human Interface
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Display Type | Character LCD Display with Min, Max, Battery Level Indication, OK/Alarm, calendar, clock, duration, delay counter, Alarm high and Low, Alarm marker, Bell symbol, REC/Pause indication and Current reading with measurement unit |
Memory Size | 30 days overview on the display/ PDF report up to 120 days at store interval of 5 mins using LMViewXSE006-Uni Software |
Activation | Device activation by long press of “UP” key for more than 10 seconds. Please refer to the operating manual for more details. |
De-Activation | De-activation is automatically occurred when preset stop time or maximum number of readings has reached. De-activation is possible manually by giving STOP command from software Application. |
Status Indicator | RUN: Red LED flashes while device is activated.
STP: Red LED flashes while device is not activated. |
Alarm Visual | Flashing temperature reading on display along with ↑or ↓ arrow for high or low alarm with bell symbol. |
Alarm Audio* | Buzzer Output > 65 dBA. Buzzer will beep in alarm high/low condition. |
Alarm Acknowledgement* | After alarm acknowledgment, Buzzer will be deactivated for Alarm off delay. |
Power ON Indication | “RUN” LED blinks flashes in active mode; LCD shows temperature data along with “REC” and alarm indications if any. |
Mounting Device | Through 2 holes provided. Refer to operating manual for details |
Material | Polycarbonate Plastic: non-breakable, non-corrodible housing |
Warranty | 12 months from the date of dispatch. Refer to warranty certificate for more details. |
Service Provision | No user serviceable parts inside. |
Physical Characteristics
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Overall Dimension
(L x W x H) mm |
128 x 60 x 22 mm |
Weight | Approximate 120 gms |
Standards
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Electromagnetic Compatibility | IEC 61000-6-2/6-3 |
Resistance to Electrical Storms | IEC 61000-6-2; (IEC 61000-4-2 Basic Standard for applicability of tests)
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IP Rating | IEC 60529: IP 64 (External Sensor not Plugged in); |
Impact Resistance | 5 drops from 1 meter onto concrete floor at room temperature with battery in place. Device does not get damaged and there is no loss of calibration. |
Vibration | EN12830:1999 Clause 4.9.3.2 and Test Method 5.6.6 |
RoHS | Compliant (EU directive 2011/65/EU) |
Verification | In accordance with PQS verification protocol E006/TR06.VP.4 |
*: Current alarm settings are pre-fixed from factory. Programmable or other settings available on request.
Accessories
- RTD (Pt-100) Sensor
- USB cable
- Device and sensor calibration certificate
Downloads
- Introduction
- How to Operate Ultra Low Temperature Data logger ?
- Understanding Functionalities of Key
- Verifying Minimum and Maximum Temperature for Today
- Reading Display
- Buzzer Activation and Deactivation
- Switching From Celsius to Fahrenheit
- Pause Function
- Accessing Historical Data
- Reviewing Alarm Statistics
- Time Change
- Date Change
- Download Data Report