TES Electrical Electronic Corp.
TES Electrical Electronic Corp. 1305 Temperature Recorder RS-232 electrician tool
Records temperature data and connects to a PC via RS-232 for online monitoring
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Records temperature data for later analysis
- RS-232 interface enables PC connectivity and online monitoring
- Built-in printer produces immediate hard-copy logs
- Compact red housing suits field and bench use
- Three-year parts coverage and one-year labour coverage
Temperature recorder with RS-232
The TES 1305 is a temperature recorder that captures readings and sends them through an RS-232 link for PC-based logging. It is supplied as a single unit in a red finish and carries a three-year parts and one-year labor coverage. Electricians and technicians use it to document thermal data on site or in the workshop.
Suits wired logging, not wireless
This instrument suits professionals who need a direct serial connection to a computer for continuous temperature recording. It does not suit users who require wireless data transfer, built-in display analysis, or multi-channel input without external hardware.
RS-232 interface
The defining specification is the RS-232 interface that enables online communication with a PC for real-time data capture. This single port determines whether the recorder integrates with your existing serial-based logging setup.
Highlights
- Records temperature data for later analysis
- RS-232 interface enables PC connectivity and online monitoring
- Built-in printer produces immediate hard-copy logs
- Compact red housing suits field and bench use
- Three-year parts coverage and one-year labour coverage
Specifications
| Brand | TES |
|---|---|
| Model | 1305 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
What serial cable do I need to connect the 1305 recorder to a PC?
Use a standard RS-232 cable with the appropriate connector for your computer's serial or USB-to-serial adapter.
Will the 1305 work with my existing RS-232 data-logging software?
The unit outputs data over RS-232, so any software that reads that interface can capture the temperature logs.
How can I verify the 1305 is recording correctly after I hook it up?
Open the PC software, start a live session, and confirm the displayed temperature matches a known reference source.
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