I don't care very much about the connections to the computer - if it has a connection, I can get the connector.  Ethernet is good, USB, WIFI, or older tech - it's all good with me.

What I care very much about, is a remote pickup for dew point, which can be safely placed into a 2" tube, with 200 degree (93 C) forced air flow.
The thermometer probe must work effectively inside of a heat chamber, up to 700 degrees F, (370 C).

The temperature probe would ideally be metallic, such as brass, so that I could slip a ferrule fitting onto it, and affix it solidly through the heat chamber.  I can work with other options, but the metallic body is ideal - I have already fitted a type K thermocouple into a 1/4 inch ferrule fitting, which works nicely with my Fluke 179 multimeter.

The problem with my existing tools, is that I have no logging options.  I must stay inside the shop, and keep an eye on my meters to understand what is happenig inside of my dryers. 

I would truly love to plug the probes into the dryer, plug your meter/logger into my computer, and walk away from them.  I could come back in three, six, or even 24 hours, and read the charts to locate the problem that I am troubleshooting. 



While I am writing out my wish list - I would also like it very much if your meter/logger supports Linux.  I can always fire up a Windows virtual machine if necessary, but my working environment is Linux.  If you have multiple options available - PLEASE highlight the Linux option!