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USB Temp sensors for Windows and Linux

USB Thermometers with ASCII output for Windows, Linux Raspberry Pi ROCK and PC. Code examples Available

USB Temperature sensor PC Linux Raspberry Pi -24°C to 100°C

USB Temp Sensor Description

USB Thermometer is a USB Temperature Sensor . The following video demonstrates ow to read the temperature with the USB Temperature sensor with the Linux operating system on the Raspberry Pi.

The OnlineSensors Ltd USB Temperature Sensor range are an easy way for engineering projects , OEMs and the end user to visualize, log and monitor the temperature, with a fast ASCII serial output rate of 7ms the USB Temperature Sensor is a simple accurate and cost effective USB Sensor.

Implementation support , customisations and command sets is provided for those who want to integrate the USB temperature sensor into their own systems.

Output - No Decoding - ASCII Serial

USB Temperature Sensor has USB serial ASCII format so any system with a USB serial port can interface with the USB Temp Sensor. The temperature output can be logged with the free USB Temperature Sensor GUI or by the users system easily with the USB Temperature sensor embedded command set.

Use Cases

PC Temperature
Weather station
ROCK Pi
Raspberry Pi
Environmental chamber monitoring
Temperature control
Server room
3d printers
commercial fridges and cold rooms

Integrations

ASCII Command set
Raspberry Pi
Linux
Windows
Free User GUI.
Customisable user interface on request

Here are some videos demonstrating how easy it is to connect them to a Linux system . A Raspberry Pi and ROCK Pi were used to log the temperature . A simple and provided python script was used.