UT330B | USB SERIES DATALOGGERS

UT330B | USB Series Dataloggers

UT330B | USB Series Dataloggers

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The UT330B is part of the UNIT-T USB Series Dataloggers, designed for portable temperature (and sometimes humidity) monitoring with easy USB data extraction. Below are its key details:







UT330B Key Specifications


✔ Measurement Range:





  • Temperature: Typically -40°C to +80°C (varies by model).




  • Humidity (if equipped): 0% to 100% RH (e.g., UT330B+ models).
    ✔ Accuracy:




  • Temp: ±0.5°C (higher precision than generic loggers).




  • Humidity (if applicable): ±3% RH.
    ✔ Memory: Stores 16,000–32,000 data points (depends on model).
    ✔ BatteryCR2032 coin cell (6–12 months life, depending on logging frequency).
    ✔ IP RatingIP67 (waterproof and dustproof).
    ✔ InterfaceUSB-A plug (direct PC connection, no cables needed).
    ✔ Logging Interval: Adjustable from 1 second to 24 hours.








How to Use the UT330B




  1. Activate – Press the button to start logging (LED confirms operation).




  2. Deploy – Place in the monitoring area (e.g., fridge, warehouse, truck).




  3. Download Data – Plug into a PC USB port:





    • Auto-generates a CSV/TXT file (compatible with Excel, etc.).




    • Some models include dedicated software (e.g., UT-W for graphs/reports).










Typical Applications




  • Food Safety: Monitor fridge/freezer temps for HACCP compliance.




  • Pharmaceuticals: Vaccine/cold chain validation.




  • Industrial: Machinery/environmental monitoring.




  • Research: Lab or field data collection.








Comparison to Other Models




































Model Temp Range Humidity Memory Key Feature
UT330B -40°C to +80°C ❌ No 16K Basic temp logging
UT330B+ -40°C to +80°C ✔ Yes 32K Temp + humidity tracking
UT325B -20°C to +60°C ❌ No 8K Compact, lower cost






Troubleshooting


⚠ No File on USB? Ensure logger was stopped before unplugging (press button to halt).
⚠ Data Gaps? Check battery or adjust logging interval.
⚠ PC Not Recognizing? Try FAT32-formatted USB or a different port.







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