PendoTECH Temperature Sensor Monitor

The PendoTECH TM-TEMP340 is a high-precision, multi-channel benchtop monitor designed for the accurate measurement and display of temperature during biopharmaceutical and laboratory processes. This unit is specifically engineered to interface with up to four temperature sensors simultaneously, providing a centralized platform for monitoring critical thermal parameters in real-time. It is commonly utilized in applications such as chromatography, filtration, and cell culture, where temperature stability is vital for product quality and yield.

Technical Performance and Design

• Multi-Channel Monitoring: Features four independent inputs, allowing the operator to monitor multiple process points, such as inlet and outlet temperatures, on a single interface.
• Sensor Compatibility: Designed for use with PendoTECH single-use temperature sensors as well as standard 2252-ohm thermistors, offering flexibility between disposable and reusable probe options.
• High Resolution: Provides temperature readings with a resolution of 0.1C, ensuring that even minor thermal fluctuations are captured during sensitive reactions.
• Data Output: Includes an analog output for each channel, enabling seamless integration into PLC systems, chart recorders, or data acquisition software for automated process control.

Product Specifications

• Model Number: TM-TEMP340
• Number of Channels: 4
• Temperature Range: 0C to 70C
• Measurement Accuracy: Plus or minus 0.1C within the calibrated range
• Power Requirements: 12V DC universal power supply
• Display: Backlit LCD or bright LED display for high visibility in laboratory environments

Operational Advantages

• Plug-and-Play Setup: The unit is designed for rapid deployment, with sensors connecting via standard 1/4 inch phone jacks or dedicated PendoTECH cabling.
• Compact Footprint: The small benchtop design saves valuable space in crowded cleanrooms or lab stations while remaining durable enough for industrial use.
• Process Security: By providing constant digital readouts, the monitor helps prevent temperature excursions that could compromise expensive biological batches.
• Standardized Integration: The analog outputs allow the device to act as a bridge between high-precision sensors and existing laboratory automation infrastructure.