
TWL-1S Heat Stress Meter
Thermal Work Limit Detector

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Black Globe Sensor
Measures accurate radiant heat temperature of the environment.

Wind & Air Sensor
Accurate ambient temperature, air moisture levels, and wind speed data.

Instant Heat Alert
Built-in audible alarm and color backlight alert users when the working zone is at high risk.

Data Logging
USB port allows for exporting historical data to a PC in Excel format and supports power charging.
Why Choose TWL-1S?

High Functionality

Smart Device

Built-In Datalogger

Best Practice
The Portable Heat Stress Meter

TWL-1S measures TWL and WBGT with a single device. It begins measuring heat-related indices and provides instant heat safety alerts on-site.

TWL-1S ensures safety in hot conditions by monitoring thermal work limit levels. Featuring a tri-color backlight, it provides clear visual alerts on TWL status changes and includes guidelines for work-rest cycles.

When the TWL-level drops below 115, the TWL-1S emits a noticeable 90dB alarm, ensuring that heat-related issues are promptly addressed on site.

Quick to deploy, the TWL-1S is ideal for effective heat monitoring in various worksite environments.
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Comply with Heat Safety Guidelines
Public health authorities in the UAE and Saudi Arabia have incorporated the Thermal Work Limit (TWL) index into their heat safety guidelines. Furthermore, leading enterprises such as Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), Emirates Group, and Al Fara’a General Contracting (AFGCO) have relied on the TWL-1S to prevent heat-related illnesses among their workers.

Smart User-Friendly Interface
Meters were supposed to sense the targets and give readings. Scarlet intends to do more. The TWL-1S has a colorful LCD backlight that show heat risk levels, while the display includes work-rest schedules, fluid intake recommendations, and a countdown timer for rest. Audio alerts activate when conditions are dangerous or the backlight turns red.

Easy Data Logging
Featuring a data logging function, the TWL-1S is capable of exporting historical data to Excel format, ensuring you can review it whenever necessary. It is fully compatible with Windows PCs.

Sensor Protection
Delicate temperature and humidity sensors are well protected by a replaceable polypropylene (PP) filter in a solid shield, exempting the sensors from dust damage and external strike. A silicone pad protects the anemometer mechanism from dust.

All-In-One Compact Heat Stress Meter
Equipped with a heat stress meter and tripod, the TWL-1S is packaged in a convenient handheld box. This makes it easy to bring, allowing for quick heat stress assessments at any job site.

Frequently Asked Questions
Should TWL measurements be taken in the shade?

Where should the TWL-1S be installed?

Why isn't it enough to just measure the temperature?

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Item | Description |
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Measurement | Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT), Thermal Work Limit (TWL), globe temperature, dry bulb temperature, relative humidity, wet bulb temperature, wind speed |
Air Temperature | Range 0 to 60 °C / Accuracy ±0.6 °C |
Globe Bulb Indoor | Range 0 to 80 °C / Accuracy ±1.0 °C (15 to 40 °C); ±1.5 °C (others) |
Globe Bulb Outdoor | Range 0 to 80 °C / Accuracy ±1.5 °C (15 to 40 °C); ±2.0 °C (others) |
Relative Humidity | Range 5 to 95 %rh / Accuracy ±3% (at 25 °C; 10 to 90 %rh) ±5% (others) |
Wind Speed | Range 0.5 to 10 m/s / Accuracy (±2% of reading + 0.2) m/s |
Accuracy at 23 ±5 °C | ±1.0 %rh / ±0.2 K |
Measurement interval | 2 seconds |
Data logger | Yes. Min data rate 1 min up to 60 min 2,000 data. |
Item | Description |
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Dimensions | Body 59 x 37 x 316 mm (w x d x h). Wind cup (top view) diameter 182 mm |
Operating range electronics | -10 to 60 °C |
Power supply / consumption | 4 AAA 3V battery, power supply 6 mA consumption without lighting |
Probe protection | Polypropylene plastic cage |
Connection Interface | Mini USB (UART) |
Calibration / adjustment | Scarlet calibration kit |
Features |
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▪ Built-in WBGT and TWL algorithm |
▪ Equipped with 4 sensors for accurate thermal comfort measurement |
▪ 90 dB alarm triggers when TWL drops below 115 |
▪ CE-certified following the EN 61326-1:2006 |
▪ Thrid party certification for its temperature and humidity sensors from SGS |
Package List |
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▪ Heat Stress Meter x1 |
▪ User guide x1 |
▪ Tripod x1 |
▪ USB cable x1 |
▪ AAA battery x4 |
▪ Certificate of Conformity x1 |
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The TWL is the thermal work limit. It’s an advanced heat stress index and research found it more useful in workplaces.
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Yes. The TWL-1S has been tested and validated by the Health Authority – Abu Dhabi in extreme high temperature and humidity conditions in the Gulf region, as well as in Australian mining sites. Thermal Work Limit (TWL) algorithm used in the device is the latest version and has been attested by the research team at Curtin University, Australia.
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Thermal Work Limit (TWL) predicts the maximum safe level of work that can be performed in a specific environment without exceeding a core body temperature of 38.2°C (100.8°F) or a sweat rate of 1.2 kg (2.6 lb) per hour. In contrast, Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) does not incorporate a direct measure of wind speed and requires estimated metabolic rates, which can have a margin of error of up to 50%.
Additionally, heat stress indexes like WBGT and ISO 7933 do not factor in the effects of prolonged hard work, dehydration, or the impact of personal protective clothing and equipment. WBGT and the heat index are often too conservative and impractical for extreme environments such as the Middle East, high-temperature industrial processes, or mining operations.
Scarlet TWL-1S combines the features of both WBGT and TWL indexes, allowing you to easily switch between heat indices based on your needs.
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TWL-1S is ideal for assessing heat-related illness risks in high-temperature environments. Health and safety officers can place the device at “hot spot” zones to continuously monitor environmental conditions.
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Because factors like humidity and sun exposure significantly affect how hot your body actually feels. A heat stress meter accounts for all of these, providing a more accurate assessment of environmental heat risk
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Since TWL mimics the working environment’s impact on laborers, TWL-1S unit should be placed where most workers are located. For example, if the worksite lacks shade, TWL-1S should be in direct sunlight to reflect actual conditions.
To extend the device’s life, you can keep it in the shade when not measuring. While measuring, place TWL-1S in sunlight and let it stabilize for at least 10 minutes before pressing the TWL button. Once TWL level appears, you can return it to the shade.
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Online Heat Stress Monitoring with TWL-1SV
Scarlet’s remote heat risk assessment solution, TWL-1SV, also uses TWL and WBGT algorithms to calculate heat stress indices from key environmental factors. It provides online monitoring of real-time data via a web portal and instant heat alerts via email notifications, ensuring proactive safety and informed decision-making.
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