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The Anritsu AM-8000 series temperature datalogger is a portable instrument available in 6- and 12-channel models for recording multiple measurement points. Internal memory stores readings for transfer to a PC using dedicated software.
Discontinued model: The AM-8000 series has been replaced by the Anritsu AM-9000 series.
The Anritsu AM-8000 series, also known as the AM8000 Thermologger, combines temperature measurement and data recording in a compact handheld instrument. With 6- and 12-channel versions, it allows users to collect readings from several measurement points and transfer stored data to a PC for review.
Product status: Discontinued. For a new purchase or replacement enquiry, see the Anritsu AM-9000 series temperature datalogger.
| Feature | Series details |
|---|---|
| Measurement channels | 6 or 12, depending on model |
| Recording memory | 60,000 readings for 6-channel models; 120,000 for 12-channel models |
| Inputs | Temperature; selected models also support DC voltage |
| PC interface | USB or RS-232C, depending on model |
| Display | LCD with simultaneous measurement display |
| Power | Four AA alkaline batteries or an optional dedicated AC adapter |
Specifications vary by model. Check the complete model designation before using this information to identify an existing instrument.



Start with the model number on your instrument's label. Channel count alone is insufficient to select a replacement: the sensor input, recording interval and connection to your PC also matter.
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The successor AM-9000 family includes 6- and 12-channel instruments, with fixed thermocouple and multi-input versions. USB communication and optional AMS-950 analysis software support the transfer of recorded data to a PC.
Review the AM-9000 models and specifications when planning your purchase. Confirm compatibility before reusing AM-8000 probes, cables, power adapters or software with a replacement instrument.
Include any required probes, software or accessories so these can be considered together with the instrument.