Data Logging

The HOBO UX120-006M Analog Data Logger is a high-performance, LCD display data logger for building performance monitoring applications. The data logger is ideal for energy audits, building commissioning studies, equipment scheduling, and more.

Measure temperature in air, water, or soil with the 6.1m (20 ft) TMC20-HD temperature sensor. This product is designed to be used with HOBO U-Series, UX120-006M external-channel data loggers or ZW series wireless datanodes. This sensor records temperatures between -40° and 50°C (-40° to 122°F) in water or soil, and between -40° and 100°C (-40° to 212°F) in air. This product provides a response time of minutes typical to 90% in air moving 1 m/sec (2.2 mph); and 1 minute typical to 90% response time in stirred water.

The HOBO UX100-014M Single Channel Thermocouple data logger records temperature in indoor environments with thermocouple sensors (sold separately). Designed for a broad range of monitoring applications – from industrial process monitoring to concrete maturity testing – the logger provides exceptional flexibility by accepting J, K, T, E, R, S, B or N type thermocouple probes.

The 12-bit FlexSmart Analog Input Module for use with the H22-001 Energy Logger handles two single-ended input channels with user-configurable ranges of 0 to 20mA DC or 0 to 20 V DC which is suitable for 2.5-, 5-, and 10-volt sensors. Field wiring is 2- or 3-wire via screw terminals.

2 input channels of 0-20mA and/or 0-20 VDC
Provides 12V sensor excitation and user-configurable warm-up

Environment:
The S-FS-CVIA Sensor is for use in Indoor environments

The ADM series AirData Multimeters are used as hand-held portable meters for air velocity, pressure, and temperature measurement.

These meters may also be used to obtain direct air flow readings with an 8400 FlowHood Kit. Any meter can be upgraded to a model with greater capabilities whenever needed.

The 12-bit Temperature/RH Smart Sensor is designed to work with all Onset data loggers that accept Smart Sensors. All sensor parameters are stored inside the Smart Sensor, which automatically communicates configuration data information to the logger without any programming, calibration, or extensive user setup.

Environment:
The S-THB-M008 Sensor is for use in Indoor and Outdoor environments

Measurements:
The S-THB-M008 Sensor supports the following measurements:
Temperature, Relative Humidity

Conveniently offload data in the field with the HOBO U-Shuttle Data Transporter. This product also allows users to easily relaunch HOBO U-series data loggers and HOBO Weather Stations (H21-001) and Micro Stations (H21-002 only), and HOBO Energy Logger systems. View readings on a 2 x 16-character display for selected data loggers, and access logger status for all loggers. An Optic USB Base Station is required for use with optic USB data loggers. See attachments for more information.

• Push button or program to start recording
• Up to 64,000 samples per record
• Alarm set points
• Small compact size
• Integral USB interface (no custom cable!)
• Interactive software (included!)
• N.I.S.T. calibration available
• One year battery life (battery included!)
• Optional five year battery life
• Wide temperature range 0‐185F/85C
• High accuracy and repeatability
• Accurate internal clock (1 minute/year)
• Multiple user programmable displays

The MAGlogger , Model TOU-M, for monitoring electric motors, appliances, computers, or any device generating a magnetic field. TOU SMARTloggers are single channel, on-off status data loggers. They are designed to provide Total On-Time and Time-Of-Use (TOU) information about energy consuming devices with a constant power draw as well as the operating schedule for any device. The TOUs record the time to the second that a device turns on, and then again when it turns off. The data saved to the logger’s memory is a series of on-off transitions and time stamps.

The CONTACTlogger™, Model TOU-C, for monitoring relay closures, switches, and digital on/off signals. TOU SMARTloggers are single channel, on-off status data loggers. They are designed to provide Total On-Time and Time-Of-Use (TOU) information about energy consuming devices with a constant power draw as well as the operating schedule for any device. The TOUs record the time to the second that a device turns on, and then again when it turns off. The data saved to the logger’s memory is a series of on-off transitions and time stamps.