Data Loggers
Data loggers automatically record precise measurements even when personnel cannot be present. The portable designs feature internally or externally located sensors that have exceptional sensitivity to record data in any application or environment needed. These electronic instruments have programmable tracking in single or multi-channel options. Enabling reading over long periods of time, the data loggers alert if conditions are abnormal for safety and optimum testing quality through visual or auditory alarms.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ ORP Sensor
Sensor measures the ability of a solution to act as an oxidizing or reducing agent.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Optical Dissolved O₂ Sensor
The Go Direct Optical Dissolved Oxygen Probe makes it easy to measure dissolved oxygen concentration, water temperature, and atmospheric pressure.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Gas Pressure Sensor
The Go Direct Gas Pressure Sensor measures the absolute pressure of a gas.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Temperature Probe
A rugged, general-purpose temperature sensor that students can use to monitor temperature.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ EKG
The Go Direct EKG Sensor records electrical signals produced during heart or muscle contractions.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Light and Color Sensor
A powerful and versatile light sensor that measures light in the visible to ultraviolet electromagnetic spectrum.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Force and Acceleration Sensor
A three-axis accelerometer with a stable and accurate force sensor that measures forces as small as ±0.1 N and up to ±50 N.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Conductivity Probe
The Go Direct Conductivity Probe determines the ionic content of an aqueous solution by measuring its electrical conductivity.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ pH Sensor
A general-purpose pH sensor used to monitor pH of aqueous solutions.
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Vernier® Go Direct™ Radiation Monitor
The Go Direct Radiation Monitor detects alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation.