Wireless Temperature Data Loggers
EDL-M5 Wireless Temperature Sensors
Data Logger with Alarm Notification
via Cellphone or Email

| EDL-M5 Wireless Temperature Logger Specifications The Manufacturer Reserves the Right to Change Specifications Without Prior Notice |
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| Call 1-800-858-6872 for Pricing | ||
| Temperature Range | -40C to +72C (-40F to +160F) OR -80C to +30C (-112F to +86F) | |
| Temperature Accuracy | 0.2°C at center, 0.5°C at extremes (0.4°F at center, 0.9°C at extremes) | |
| Temperature Sensor | NIST-traceable precision thermistor. | |
| Range: | Up to 2000' indoor/urban range. Outdoor RF line-of-sight range with high-gain antenna, 1 mile (1.6 km). | |
| Measurement Intervals: | 2 sec. increments up to 16 min. 58 sec. (or 365 Days recording duration) | |
| Alarm Reset: | Push button—manually or by software | |
| AlarmProgramming: | High and Low Alarm Limits set by temperature and time limits | |
| Alarm Modes | Continuous or cumulative. LED indicators. | |
| Indicators: | Battery Check, System Connected, Alarm, On | |
| Alert Notifications | Alarm conditions on-screen, via email and cell phone | |
| Power Source: | 4 D cell 1.5V Alkaline or 110-240V 50/60Hz AC Adaptor Battery backup failsafe prevents data loss. |
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| Shelf Life - Data Logger | 3 years of continuous use data logging | |
| Physical Properties | 6.32"x 4.88"x 2.89 " (16.05cm x 12.40cm x 7.34cm) Weight 2 lbs 8.6 oz. (1.27 kg) with 4 D cells | |
| Accessories | External connector to DC power supply; 110-240V 50/60Hz AC Adaptor; external relay for greater distance | |
| Certifications | Not Applicable | |
For more information:
Download a PDF of the EDL-M5 Product Brief.
Download a PDF of the EDL-RF2 Quick Start Guide.
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Follow this link for information on the EDL-RF2 & EDL-M5 Software
Note: Actual performance of the edl-RF system varies in each environment. Marathon strongly recommends the evaluation of the product in the actual environment of the application. Marathon publishes specifications typically experienced by our customer instead of publishing theoretical performance characteristics.
