Stores and displays up to 50 user-selected* species adjustments by name. Easily check the moisture content of kiln loads or vendor supplied lots and record your results for future comparison. Send reports directly to a printer, or data to the computer for advanced analysis*.

In response to today's growing need for timely, accurate moisture monitoring information and record keeping, Wagner introduces the L612 Digital Recording Moisture Meter. This remarkable instrument combines Wagner's unique "Wood-friendly" electro-magnetic scanning with Wagner's latest micro-computer technology.

• Takes up to 5,000 separate moisture readings.
• Stores readings in up to 200 easily organized groups for comparison of average moisture content, standard deviation, and minimum/maximum moisture contents.
• Built-in real-time clock/calendar.

Using nonvolatile memory, the L612 will retain the stored readings even when the batteries are removed. The easy-to-read backlit LCD screen features a two-line, 32-character display. Function buttons and scroll arrows operate a menu system that guides the user step by step through the selecting, storing, and reporting process. The unit has a meter auto-shutoff to extend battery life as well as a low-battery indicator. It can operate accurately in virtually every wood-drying and processing environment. Like all Wagner Hand-Helds, the L612 is virtually unaffected by wood temperature.**

*Using supplied L612 Stat-Pak Software.

Note: Unit supplied with 50 default species adjustments built-in that can be customized by the user.

**Contact Wagner technical support for guidelines when wood is below freezing.

• Size:L 8.5" x W 4" x H 3.75"
• Scanning Area: 2.5" x 2.5"
• Scanning Depth: 1"
• Weight: 18oz
• Power: 4AA batteries
• Measurement Range: 5% to 30%
• Ports:
  • RS-232 Serial Interface (for connecting with desktop computers)
  • L722 Sensor Probe Interface

Click here for information on how to maintain accuracy of moisture content readings with the Wagner L612 Digital Recording Moisture Meter.

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