Does the following thermocouple datalogger exist?

Factual Questions
1

I want a datalogger for thermocouples that is so simple I can lend it to people and do NOTHING ELSE to support them.

It should accept subminiature (aka. “flat blade”) plugs.

It should write a .csv file to a USB drive.

It should have a switch that sets the sampling rate, a switch that sets the thermocouple type (no mixing types), and a switch that makes it go or stop, and no other controls.

It should have a display that shows how many readings it has taken, and shows the temperature on Channel 1.

Reasonably bright technical people should be able to tell how to operate it without any documentation or tutoring.

Anybody know of such a wonderful thing?

Thanks!

2

We get all of ours through Omega Engineering. They seem to have a wide selection.

3

Omega does have a few, but none so simple.

I should have said, 8 or 16 channels is probably best, though 4, 32 or 64 would also make me pretty happy.

I’m pretty familiar with DataTaker, Graphtec, MicroDAQ, Onset, Squirrel, and the Data Logger Store, too. None are this simple.

4

MadgeTech has a few different styles of 4 and 8 channel loggers. Software is pretty self-explanatory too.

5

The closest I have used is a Dickson sm320, but it isn’t cheap.

You might want to check Extech, but I haven’t used the models with external sensors.
http://www.extech.com/instruments/categories.asp?catid=66

The RHT10 don’t have a external plug but they are simple and cheap.

I have used Phidgets USB adapters and rolled my own logger.

http://www.trossenrobotics.com/p/phidgets-thermocouple.aspx

I actually used to have a multimeter with a K- type plug and a data logger that cost less than $50 but I was never to find that model again. It had a serial interface.