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2di updates the firmware of the Easy Freezer Alarm

Added: (Thu Nov 05 2009)

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Two Dimensional Instruments LLC, (2di), Crestwood, KY, announces its upgraded firmware for its Freezer Alarm. Changes made to the Freezer Alarm have been made in response to user request to improve the usability of the product.

The Freezer Alarm is most often used in laboratories, hospitals, manufacturing to monitor and alarm freezers. In addition to logging the temperature history of the freezer it also triggers an auto dialer and internal alarm if the temperature moves outside the safe zone. The alarm points can now be set for a high and low temperature and a dwell time. The Freezer Alarm displays an electronic chart showing a complete temperature history of the freezer.

The new firmware version 2.2.8 adds much more flexibility in the alarm dwell time, improves the response time for the internal alarm, and simplifies the internal menus.

The high low alarm can now be set to respond after a time period between ten seconds and twenty-four hours. This is an improvement over previous versions that incremented the dwell time based on the data storage rate. This means that the freezer alarm could trigger an alarm if the temperature rose above 5°F for more than ten seconds. Or to filter out false alarms the freezer alarm could be set to only trigger an alarm if the temperature rose above 5°F for more than twenty minutes.

The user menu structure has also been simplified to improve usability. The alarm settings can now be accessed from within each sensor menu and the calibration data entry menu has been moved to the system parameter menu.

For additional information contact Rick Kaestner at rickk@e2di.com
www.e2di.com ,
info@e2di.com
877-241-0042
502-243-0039 (fax)

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