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Data Loggerthe equipment re-invented!

z1LcdMuCmulti-use Temperature

The zLogg z1LcdMuC is an extremely accurate multi-use data logger for temperature, with a detailed, multi-screen display and a one meter external probe. In addition to things like current date and time, serial number, �rmware version, battery power, etc... the display also shows you information on logging interval, how it starts (manual, time, temperature) and stops (period, time or manual), start delay, running or stopped state, various alarm levels and alarm states, minimum, maximum, average and Mean Kinetic Temperature, etc — all by a simple click of the button.

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Once plugged into the USB port, the logger works like a USB stick that holds the automatically generated ZLG, TXT, CSV and PDF �les. No zLogg software needed.Where other suppliers choose to accompany their loggers with a basic manufacturers certi�cate, mentioning speci�cations based on theoretical calculations and prefabrication tests, every zLogg z1 will be individually calibrated before it leaves our lab. Its unique, traceable calibration certi�cate can be found 'in the cloud' by clicking a link on the PDF generated by the logger.

HIGHLIGHTS• Extremely accurate over its whole measuring range• Ultra-�ne resolution of 0.01°C• External temperature probe (NTC)• On line calibration certi�cate direct from link in PDF• Auto-generated PDF build in• Customizable PDF reports• Auto-generated CSV and TXT reports• Multi-screen display• One-click information of most trip parameters• Extra large memory (>48.000 records)• Mark Readings• Multi con�gurable, visual alarms• Supports Windows/MacOSX/Linux• Upgrade �rmware with USB connection• Free zLoggManager Software

CALIBRATION CERTIFICATE

BrandModelSerial no.DescriptionPerformed byDate of calibrationValid til

zLogg (www.z-logg.com)z1LcdMuCLMAB0010LMAB0010 CalibrationzLogg LLC30-03-202130-03-2022

Declaration calibration procedure zLogg loggers for temperature and/or relative humidity

zLogg LLC calibrates zLogg loggers for temperature and relative humidity, here after called the logger(s),according to the following procedure:

Humidity: Aceptable tolerance (±2%RH)The technical calibration is performed in a room with a relative humidity level between 50% and 65%. In this room theloggers can stabilize for a period of at least one hour. After this period, the loggers are calibrated in a temperature andhumidity controlled climate chamber, type Vaportron H-100L. After the required stabilization the humidity level is read withthe aid of a Dostmann P655, with serial number 65502060115 and compared to all sensors.Then the loggers are adjusted to meet a maximum deviation according to the manufacturers specifications ofthe concerned logger. The adjustment of the read humidity level of each logger is being calculated through a computerand software at three checkpoints and is re-installed in the logger (e.g. at 25% RH, 47% RH and 84% RH).Each with a stabilization period of at least 30 minutes.The readings of the humidity levels are checked and adjusted if needed.

Temperature: Acceptable tolerance (-200°C to -10°C = ±0.5°C , -10°C to +130°C = ±0.3°C)Calibration of the temperature sensors is done at three temperature check points(e.g. at -195°C, 0°C, and +30°C).The required temperature is reached in a Tenney Junior Environmental Test Chamber. The climatechamber is checked with a Dostmann P655 Thermometer with serial number 65502060115 equipped with a PT100temperature sensor. The uncertainty is 0,015°C. After a minimal stabilization period of 90 minutes the temperature isread where possible as an average of the loggers last 10 samples. The applicable RVA traceability certificates of theused reference equipment (according to the calibration date) can be downloaded . It is recommended to calibratehereyour multi trip recorders once a year.zLogg LLC

Saak DertadianTechnical service([email protected])

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SPECIFICATIONS

Various LCD Display modes:Standard display when recordingTemperaure at 2 decimal places, play, record, battery status & alarm status

Displaying Maximum temperature

Displaying Minimum temperature

Displaying Average temperature

VERY HIGH Alarm status There is no VH alarm so information is blank

High Alarm status There is H alarm so information is displayed

LOW Alarm status There is no L alarm so information is blank

VERY LOW Alarm status There is no VL alarm so information is blank

Status - Number of recordsTotal number records taken is diplayed

DateDiplayed is the format con�gured dd/mm/yy

TimeCurrent time (logger time) is diplayed

Battery voltage statusDisplaying realtime battery voltage

Serial NumberDisplaying the loggers serial number.

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Firmware version on LCDDisplaying the loggers serial number.

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