TES Electrical Electronic Corp.
TES Electrical Electronic Corp. 1307 Datalogging K/J Thermometer -190~1333°C
Datalogging thermometer measures -190 to 1333°C with K and J type probes
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Datalogging captures temperature trends over time
- Wide -190 to 1333 °C range suits extreme environments
- Dual K/J thermocouple inputs increase measurement flexibility
- TES 1307 model built for professional test applications
- Red finish aids quick identification in tool kits
Datalogging K/J Thermometer
The TES 1307 is a datalogging thermometer that accepts K and J type thermocouples. It covers a measurement range from -190 to 1333 degrees Celsius. The instrument is supplied as a single unit in a red finish.
Suited for dual-type temperature logging
Technicians who need to record temperature data over time using either K or J probes will find this meter suitable. It is not intended for users who require simultaneous multi-channel logging or thermocouple types beyond K and J.
Measurement range -190 to 1333 °C
The operating span of -190 to 1333 degrees Celsius defines the environments this thermometer can monitor. Verify that your application stays within these limits before purchase.
Highlights
- Datalogging captures temperature trends over time
- Wide -190 to 1333 °C range suits extreme environments
- Dual K/J thermocouple inputs increase measurement flexibility
- TES 1307 model built for professional test applications
- Red finish aids quick identification in tool kits
Specifications
| Brand | TES |
|---|---|
| Model | 1307 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
How do I install the thermocouple probes on the TES-1307 and what polarity mistake should I avoid?
Connect the K-type or J-type thermocouple with the yellow lead to the positive terminal and the red lead to the negative terminal; reversing them gives readings that drift in the wrong direction.
Which consumable parts on the TES-1307 will need replacement after extended use?
The thermocouple beads and the 9 V battery are the items that wear out; the beads degrade at high temperature and the battery typically lasts several months of logging.
At what temperature does the TES-1307 reach its measurement limit during continuous logging?
The upper limit is 1333 °C; sustained exposure near this value will stop the logger from recording higher temperatures.
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