French TMI Orion Launches World's Smallest Radio Automatic Digital Recorder

The new PicoVACQ PT radio digital recorder automatically measures and records temperature and pressure. The maximum measurement and recording values ​​are up to 300F and 300psi, and the sampling period can be shortened to four times per second. And because of its small size (35 mm in height, 15 mm in diameter), it can be used in a variety of conditions, processes, or storage rooms. This new type of measurement recorder meets stringent quality requirements in industrial process control.

Radio automatic digital recorders can be installed on various machines for measuring and recording temperature, pressure, humidity and many other physical data. If installed in a process control device, the measured data can be recorded in a built-in memory or transmitted over the air. The recording instrument can withstand temperatures from -55°C to +150°C and withstand pressures above 100 bars. If installed in a specially designed insulated enclosure, it can withstand temperatures above 1000°C. The materials it uses are biocompatible, have good sealing performance, high measurement accuracy, and complete electronic functions. It is the world's smallest and most accurate measurement and recording instrument. It is controlled by data processing software and has sending and recording functions. According to different national standards, its temperature error is less than 0,1°C, and the pressure error is less than 5 mbar.

This measurement recorder can be used for process control in industries such as food, medicine, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, beauty products, chemical products and ceramics. The temperature, humidity and pressure inside the package and in the bottle can be checked and various parameters in the process can be displayed in real time. The recorder can measure whether the package is deformed, verify that the sterilization and disinfection process is effective, and predict and identify the occurrence of dysfunction in various industrial processes under the most severe conditions.

TMI Orion's radio automatic digital recorders are particularly capable of reliably monitoring thermal process conditions to ensure control of product quality, manage equipment, evaluate, determine, and optimize process parameters.