NEW PARANORMAL EQUIPMENT
BirminghamIU are pleased to announce two new pieces of kit. These can be found in the Equipment section of our home page and I have included a breif description below.
USB Data Logger - Humidity / Temperature / Dew Point
This device allows us to capture readings of 3 types and works in the same sense as our other USB data logger above. The 3 types of readings it logs is as follows:
1) Humidity
2) Temperature
3) Dew Point
The device is then set and left to settle at which it will automatically log the readings it detects and can be set from 5 minutes up to every 30 minutes depending on how often we wish it to log the readings. The device has pre defined alarms as above for temperature but this device is more superior to the one above as it can log 3 different readings at once all automated with no user imput needed apart from setting it up.
The device itself allows us to also download the data by plugging into a PC’s USB port and running the control software for the device. The downloaded data can then be graphed combined with all 3 readings or as seperate readings, then printed and exported to other applications for use in analyzing the logged readings in more detail along with the manual reading noted down by our team members.
The group always takes manual readings but this device can prove very useful in collecting evidential data that can be analyzed in more detail and compared easier.
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USB Data Logger - Temperature
This device is completely standalone and is automated. We predefine from 2 settable alarm thresholds in regards to minimum desired temperature and also the maximum desired temperature. This then alerts a team member near by if it drops or rises above the set alarms.
The device is then set and left to settle at which it will automatically log the temperatures it detects and can be set from 5 minutes up to every 30 minutes depending on how often we wish it to log the temperature. It will only alarm us however if the temperature hits the desired alarm temperatures.
This then alerts us to a rise or a drop of temperature and displays a Red/Green Alarm Status Indication depending on either a rise or a drop of temperatures. It then continues to log as normal.
The range to which it can log is -10 to +50°C (+14 to +122°F) measurement range. It also has a generous battery life of 1 month without recharging the battery within the device itself. However our kit is always fully charged before each investigation and new batteries used when required.
The device itself allows us to also download the data by plugging into a PC’s USB port and running the control software for the device. The downloaded data can then be graphed, printed and exported to other applications for use in analyzing the temperatures in more detail from a location along with the manual reading noted down by our team members.
The group always takes manual readings but this device can prove very useful in collecting evidential data that can be analyzed in more detail and compared easier.
Regards,
Gareth
