Martindale Legionella Temperature Kit Reviews

Martindale Legionella Temperature Kit The Martindale Legionella Temperature Kit enables users to verify whether temperature conditions in water systems are conducive to the growth of Legionella bacteria, thereby posing a risk of Legionnaires' disease. The thermometer is the Martindale DT173 Single-Channel Thermometer that can work with a range of type K probes to measure temperature between -200˚C and 1372˚C. The backlit digital display clearly shows readings, and min/max recording and data hold are also possible with the thermometer. The user can toggle between ˚C and ˚F and the resolution varies between 0.1˚ and 1˚. The Martindale Legionella Kit comes with two different temperature probes. Firstly, the TT6K penetration probe can be used to measure temperature within liquids - including water - from -50˚C to 250˚C. The TT8K surface probe, meanwhile, has a spring-loaded tip for measuring surface temperature, for example, on pipes. It has a temperature range of -50˚C to 600˚C. Legionella bacteria typically thrive between 25˚C and 45˚C, so these probes are ideal for checking for these temperatures throughout a system. All of the components of the Martindale Legionella Temperature Kit are supplied in a handy carry case, and the set constitutes a great option for temperature testing and monitoring water according to legal guidelines. Important: A calibration certificate can be included for the meter or for the meter and probes by selecting the relevant option above. Martindale part number: MARTHERMOKITLGN Key Features Martindale DT173 Single-Channel Thermometer TT6K penetration probe TT8K sprung surface probe TT1P bead thermocouple Min/max recording and data hold Resolution: 0.1˚C / 1˚C