Elitech data loggers are small battery-powered devices that record the temperature and humidity at a defined interval (typically 0-30 minutes). They are used with a number of our products as low-cost sensors for recording internal temperature conditions as part of Measured Thermal Performance tests or SmartHTC measurements.
Elitech Temperature Data Logger Help
Help to configure and download data from Elitech temperature data loggers.
Documentation and Tools
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RC-4HC Quick Start Guide
Quick start guide covering battery installation, how to start/stop logging and download data using the ElitechLog software, plus technical specifications.
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ElitechLog Software (Windows)
Windows-based software for configuring logging intervals, downloading readings and resetting the data logger.
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ElitechLog Software (MacOS)
MacOS-based software for configuring logging intervals, downloading readings and resetting the data logger.
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SmartHTC sensor config file (Windows)
For Windows users. This is our recommend config file for the RC-4HC sensors when carrying our SmartHTC measurements.
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SmartHTC sensor config file (MacOS)
For MacOS users. This is our recommend config file for the RC-4HC sensors when carrying our SmartHTC measurements.
General Questions
Readings of temperature and humidity are stored internally on flash storage. It needs to be downloaded using Elitech software and a mini USB cable connected to the sensor.
Please refer to your training material for full instructions on how to download data and upload it to our online systems.
The Elitech RC-4HC uses a standard CR2450 coin cell battery. It can be replaced by simply opening the battery component on the rear of the sensor and inserting a new battery.
Batteries should last for at least 1 year under normal operation. A battery status indicator on the LCD display shows how much battery capacity is left.
Troubleshooting
On a Mac computer, you may receive an error message saying "ElitechLog is from an unverified developer" when trying to install the software.
Please follow the instructions found at Open a Mac app from an unverified developer to install the software and bypass the warning.