Tank Usage Times:

Temperature change of fresh fill water is recorded. Further waterproof the Temperature Button by using a poly bag. Cold water
causes rapid temperature drop which can be recorded to the minute. The water reverts back to normal temperature gradually.

Usage Of Hot Water:
Usage times of chilled or hot water
and liquids can be detected. Strap
the Temperature Button onto pipe
using accessory clip.

Hallway Light Activity & Usage:

Data for surveillance or power studies needing time stamped records,
can be gathered. Mount or hang the Temperature Button near the lamp.

Fan Motor On/Off:
Heat dissipated by motor
running creates a small
noticeable temperature step.

Affix Temperature Button to motor
casing.

The mouse pointer is moved anywhere over the graph to display the time and temperature.
Fan turned on at 2:02pm, and turned off at 2:41pm.

The Temperature Button can be placed on machinery and industrial equipment to sense On/Off times.
Temperature changes due to small heat dissipation of running equipment versus a switched off state can
create a temperature step detectable by the Temperature Button.

A temperature step of just 0.5 C degrees can be recorded.

Here are a few examples of recording On/Off times:
• Fan Motors
• Televisons
• Computer Monitors
• Fluorescent and Tungsten Lamps
• Motor Vehicles
• Usage of hot or chilled water in pipes.
• Industrial Machinery
• Pump Motors

The on/off state is usually noticeable because the temperature step is sharp and not confused
with ambient room temperature changes.

Record Equipment On/Off Times