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Primarily used for experiments in chemistry and physics, the NeuLog® High Temperature Sensor is a thermocouple-based sensor that allows the measurement of very high temperatures (up to 2,200° F, 1,200° C)--such as measuring the temperature of a flame with different fuel-oxygen mixtures--and also very low temperatures (-328° F, -200° C). Two modes of operation: Celsius and Fahrenheit. Requires connection hardware (item #369733, #369500, #369510, or #369520, sold separately) to operate.

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Primarily used for experiments in chemistry and physics, the NeuLog® High Temperature Sensor is a thermocouple-based sensor that allows the measurement of very high temperatures, up to 2,200° F (1,200° C)! Students can measure the temperature of a flame with different fuel-oxygen mixtures. The sensor also measures very low temperatures (-328° F, -200° C). This sensor has 2 modes of operation: Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Note: Requires connection hardware, which is sold separately. For hardwired setup, use the NeuLog® PC Starter Connection Bundle (item #369500) or NeuLog® USB Bridge Module (item #369733). For wireless setup, use the NeuLog® Wi-Fi™ Starter Connection Bundle (item #369510). For stand-alone setup, use the NeuLog® Graphic Display Bundle (item #369520).