Miniature Portable Wireless Thermocouple Sensor and Data LoggerMWTC-D-SeriesMWTC-D-Series
L'aperçu du produit
Display Type
N/A
Form factor
Handheld
Length
0.6 in
Memory
65,400 process rdgs, or 32,700 process and ambient rdgs, set by software
Operating Temperature, Min
0 °C
Probe Diameter
0 in
Probe Length
0 in
Reading Rate
2 sec to 2 minutes, set by software
Sheath Material
N/A
Supply Power Type
Battery
Temperature Probe Style
N/A
Wire Length
0 ft
Description
The new MWTC Smart Wireless Connector Series features a compact, battery powered thermocouple connector that can transmit and/or record temperature data back to a mating receiver up to 90m (300') away. During the initial set-up, the connector can be set to transmit, transmit and record, or record only at a pre-set time interval. The recording can begin either at power up, or at a pre-set time and date. Multiple wireless connectors (up to 48 channels) can transmit to one MWTC-REC receiver. Stored data can be easily downloaded to a PC via direct USB connection. The user can record either 65,400 process temperature data points, or 32,700 process and ambient temperature data ppoints.
what are the operating ranges Temp, Pressure?
A detailed product specification can be nice
Asked by: idod
Thank you for your question. Operating Environment: -10 to 70°C (14 to 158°F) and pressure is just atmospheric. You can download the manual which has detailed information from our manual link under quick links from bottom of our web page.
Answered by: Application Engineer PV
Date published: 2021-09-13
What wireless receiver will work with the MWTC-D-J-915? For some reason I thought the receiver would come with it.
Asked by: Wells
Hello Wells, receiver is sold separately. You can take a look at the MWTC-REC1-915 or MWTC-REC5-915 for your consideration:
https://www.omega.com/en-us/control-and-monitoring-devices/wireless-monitoring-devices/wireless-receivers/p/MWTC-REC1-915
https://www.omega.com/en-us/control-and-monitoring-devices/wireless-monitoring-devices/wireless-receivers/p/MWTC-REC5-915
Answered by: DA Engineer
Date published: 2019-10-11
I want to make custom software for interrogating the MWTC transmitter over the MWTC-rec5.
Do you have any documentation or sample software for a programming interface to get data from the MWTC transmitter?
Asked by: jonnyo
Thank you for your question. We will require more information to help on this question, please email the DAS team at DAS@OMEGA.COM”
Answered by: Application Engineer PV
Date published: 2022-03-23
Does the internal data logging have a sample rate faster than 1 each second? We need a 1 sec sample rate.
Asked by: Anonymous
Thank you for your question. The internal logging intervals are 2 to 120 sec, set via configuration software
Answered by: Application Engineer PV
Date published: 2021-08-27
How long will the battery last (or how many datapoints)?
Asked by: Ed Vesely
Thank you for your question. Battery Life (Typical): 7.2 months at 1 sample/minute reading rate
@25°C (77°F) , Recorded Data Point:
Process & Ambient: 32700
Process Temp Only: 65400
Answered by: Application Engineer PV
Date published: 2021-07-23
What are the physical dimensions of the unit (length)?
I would need to add the length of the thermocouple plug to find the overall length of the assembly.
I need to verify if it will fit in our enclosure.
Asked by: ScottG
Hello Scott
The dimensions of the device are 82.5 L x 25.4 W x 15.2 H mm (3.25 x 1 x 0.6")
A mini-thermocouple connector's dimensions when connected to the transmitter are 20.6 (0.81") by 7.9 (0.31") and the width being 16.8 (0.66)
Answered by: JA Engineer
Date published: 2019-08-28
Hi we just buy a bunch of these monitors but we don't have cd-room; can we download the software?
Asked by: Efcamb
Yes, please visit use the link below to download the software, thank you.
https://assets.omega.com/software/MWTC-D-Series.zip
Answered by: Jane
Date published: 2019-04-12
What is the fastest sampling rate?
Asked by: Simon
Thank you for connecting with Omega. 1 sample per 2 secs is the fastest sampling rate which is depend on the RF reader.
