The “DART” Digital Reference Thermometer is the only digital thermometer available today that complies with the applicable provisions of the Pasteurized
Milk Ordinance (PMO). With accuracy greater than twice that of mercury-in-glass pasteurization thermometers, the DART assures consistent processing. Unlike
conventional thermometers which must be viewed at the process location, the “DART” display may be located up to 1500 feet from the sensor.
Its dual-element sensor and proprietary comparator circuitry assure fail-safe performance. Self-diagnostics guarantee continued, reliable service and an internal
test feature allows for easy verification of accuracy and performance by regulators.
The DART not only meets or exceeds the requirements of the PMO, it stands up to the demands of the pasteurization loop. Dual element DART sensors are built to
meet 3-A standards and are interchangeably requiring no field calibration. As with all critical temperature instruments, DARTs are calibrated to Anderson’s exacting performance requirements and are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.).
For Retort applications, the unique features of the DART also meet the requirements of the updated 21 CFR Part 113 document covering the use of Alternative
Temperature Indicating Devices (ATID’s). The DARTs’ dual-element comparator circuit ensures that readings are never compromised. With the ability to locate
the display up to 1500’ from the sensor, Retort process monitoring can easily be performed in the control room.
