Stanford SR630 Thermocouple Monitor

The SR630 is a 16-channel thermocouple monitor designed to read, scan, print and log temperatures or voltages. You can use any one of the seven standard thermocouple types to read temperatures from -200 °C to +1700 °C. For remote monitoring applications, the SR630 can time-stamp and store up to 2000 readings in non-volatile memory for later analysis.

Features:

• 16 channels
• B, E, J, K, R, S and T type thermocouples
• 0.1 °C resolution
• Displays °C, °F, K and VDC
• 2,000 point non-volatile memory
• Four analog outputs proportional to temperature
• GPIB, RS232 and printer interfaces

The SR630 can also be configured as a 16-channel DC voltmeter with full-scale ranges from 30mW to 100V (1mV resolution). As a voltmeter, the unit has 0.05% accuracy and 1µV input offset drift. Each channel can be set independently to monitor either temperature or voltage, giving the SR630 even more flexibility in your application. Four rear-panel outputs are also available to provide a voltage proportional to the temperature of the first four input channels. The voltage outputs can be used to drive recorders or to control external instrumentation.