Watch our video instructions for the WiFi data logger systems testo 160 and testo Saveris 2. Learn how to manage cloud account, change batteries, connect sensors etc.
Video instructions for WiFi data loggers
Tips & tricks
Save on batteries!
If your Saveris 2 or testo 160 logger is forced to search for WiFi networks that are sometimes “not there”, it can run out of battery unnecessarily fast. Read about this and more tips to save batteries.
Resetting wifi connection for data logger after calibration
Does the data logger have no Wi-Fi connection after calibration? You will probably need to reset the logger. It’s easy and doesn’t take very long.
How to choose the right calibration points?
Regular calibration of measuring instruments is a quality assurance and at the same time a regulatory requirement in some activities. But at what temperature or humidity values should you calibrate your loggers and instruments?
What does permissible deviation mean and is it important to you?
There is no measuring equipment that measures exactly right. All instruments and sensors give more or less accurate readings. A common concept in this context is permissible deviation. Do you know the permissible deviation of your meters?
Has your Celsicom logger lost connection?
If you see in the Celsiview cloud service that a Celsicom logger has not been connected for a certain period of time, it may be time to restart or change the battery.
How do I send in my measuring instrument for calibration or service?
Simplify your calibration process with our step-by-step guide. Follow the instructions below or watch our instructional video. Following the steps will save you time and ensure your equipment is handled correctly.
Thermocouple wire
Thermocouple wire measurement is based on a simple principle – namely that temperature differences in electrical circuits with 2 different metals lead to an electrical voltage.
Measurement with IR thermometers
There are many advantages to non-contact temperature measurement. It is quick, can be done from a safe distance and you do not risk affecting or destroying what is being measured.