Go!Temp - Single Sensor

CHF 112.10*

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Collect temperature data directly through the USB port of a computer.

We’ve made it easy to use technology to teach science concepts with Go!Temp. Plug Go!Temp directly into your computer or Chromebook USB port to start collecting real-time temperature data.

Range:
-20°C – 115°C

Maximum temperature that the sensor can tolerate without damage:
150°C

Resolution:
0.07°C

Accuracy:
± 0.5°C

Response Time:
4s (to 90% of full reading in water)

User manual

Betriebsystem:	Chrome, Mac OSX, Win
Bildungsstufe:	Scuola elementare, Scuola media
Programmiersprache:	Scratch
Schnittstelle:	USB

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