DATA LOGGER HOUSING Sample Clauses

DATA LOGGER HOUSING. Check the housing for leaks and proper operation of the heaters and wiring. Check the battery level on the logger. Check that the logger time is correct (this should be updated via software as required to maintain 1 minute accuracy of the logger).
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