- Detection of 4 analog signals 0...20mA or 4...20mA
- 16 Bit resolution
- Show operating condition
- Using CANopen Protocol DS 404
- Modul monitoring by sending heartbeat
- Operating temperature -40... +185°F
- No ISDS support
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- 4 frequency input channels
- LED for signal state
- Operating state indicator
- CANopen DS 404 protocol
- Operating temperature -40 % +185°F
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- 2 signal outputs
- output 2 with galvanic split
- signal 0/4…20 mA
- linearity error typ. < 0.2 %
- temperature -20…+85°C
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- Detection of four thermocouples
- Sensor break detection
- Show operating condition
- Using CANopen Protocol DS404
- Modul monitoring by sending heartbeat
- Operating temperature -40 … +185°F
- No ISDS support
- completion with cable clamps or with mini socket
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- Common trigger signal
- Up to 4 measurement devices with trigger input and output can be connected
- Only for Hydrotechnik measurement devices
- Switching frequency 0...500Hz
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- output signal 0$20 mA
- high-impedance voltage or lowimpedance input
- low-impedance current input
- input and output galvanically isolated
- switchable hardware filter for PWM-signals
- temperature range -4...+185°F
- compatible with all Hydrotechnik measuring instruments
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Data Logger Accessories
Accessories for data loggers include all components and extensions required to enhance functionality, install, monitor or maintain data logging systems. Typical accessory items include sensors and probes, connection cables and adapters, power supplies and batteries, mounting hardware, protective housings, evaluation software and docking or read-out stations.
FAQ
Which accessory items are commonly required for data loggers?
Common accessory items include: measurement probes (e.g., temperature, humidity, pressure), connection cables and adapters, power supplies or batteries, mounting hardware such as brackets or clips, protective enclosures, software for evaluation or read-out stations.
Why is appropriate accessory equipment important?
Without compatible accessories a logger may not be properly adapted to the measurement task. For example, an incorrect sensor or improper cable may lead to errors; the wrong mount can distort readings or prevent safe installation.
What should one consider for sensor accessories?
Important criteria for sensor accessories include: measurement range and accuracy of the sensor, connection type, calibration capability, environmental conditions (e.g., temperature, humidity), compatibility with the logger and availability of spare parts.
What role do connection cables and adapters play?
Connection cables and adapters link loggers with sensors or transmission units. Important considerations are length, shielding, connector types, potential signal attenuation and mechanical resilience – especially in mobile or harsh environments.
What is important regarding mounting hardware and protective enclosures?
Mounting hardware and enclosures impact the long-term stability of the measurement. Brackets must be vibration-free, weather-resistant and correctly positioned. Protective housings should match the required protection rating and environment (e.g., dust, water, chemicals).
How important are read-out stations and software accessories?
Read-out stations simplify the rapid retrieval and management of logger data, especially for mobile applications. Software extensions support data analysis, alarm functions, cloud connectivity or long-term archiving.