Philip Harris, the UK's leading science education resource provider, will be exhibiting its state-of-the-art data logger at the Education Show from 4th - 6th March at the NEC in Birmingham.
Named Acquire, this state-of-the-art data logger, features a large 7 inch touch screen, rapid start up, six sensor ports and a huge memory (2GB). It has been built with accessibility in mind; in 30 seconds, Acquire can be taken out of the box and data acquisition started - well under the 2 or 3 minutes required by other loggers.
The Acquire data logger features a built-in VGA port - a feature never before seen in the market. Results can therefore be shown live on a whiteboard, without the hassle of setting up first on a computer; a great advantage to students and teachers as they can see exactly what the demonstrator has on their screen. Functioning as a stand alone logger or as an interface to allow live logging to be done on a computer, this is the largest of any data logger on the market, making Acquire easy to use and intuitive. The Philip Harris team will also be holding live demonstrations on ‘data logging in action', in order to illustrate the important role data logging holds in today's classrooms.
Philip Harris is the leading supplier for Primary, Secondary and Further Education science education resources and work closely with teachers, technicians and expert advisors in the scientific community to continually innovate - ensuring that products remain adaptable and fully fit for purpose in the modern classroom.
Many resources are developed in-house and are exclusive to Philip Harris, ensuring that teachers and technicians are providing pupils with the best quality equipment to develop the scientific and technological skills for tomorrow's society. Philip Harris' catalogues are full of resources designed to bring science lessons to life and make science a world of stimulating discovery.
Philip Harris is the leading supplier for Primary, Secondary and Further Education science laboratory equipment and resources
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