Umwelt- und Temperaturüberwachung

AR-200 CR is a dynamic signal acquisition module for vibration monitoring and analysis. It accepts two IEPE accelerometers, each supplied with a built-in 3 mA excitation current, and digitises the signals with a 16-bit converter. Sampling of both channels runs simultaneously, at rates up to 200 kHz per channel.Recordings are written to a Micro SD card, so data can be taken away and analysed offline. Capture can be started by a push button, a schedule, an analog threshold, a digital input or a remote command from the supplied utility on a host PC, which also lets you set the sampling rate and scheduling for each application. A single relay output and one digital input add basic event handling to the unit.The logger suits panel or machine installations that need to run unattended. It works from a wide +10 to +30 VDC supply, operates from -25 to +75 °C, and provides 4 kV contact ESD protection on all terminals. Mounting is by wall or DIN-rail.ApplicationsVibration monitoring and analysisIndustrial automationFactory automationProcess automation

The AR-400 is a dynamic signal acquisition module for vibration monitoring and analysis. It samples four channels simultaneously with 16-bit resolution and supplies a built-in 3 mA excitation current for IEPE accelerometers, so compatible sensors can be connected directly without an external supply.Acquired data is written to a micro SDHC card (4 to 32 GB), allowing offline analysis after capture. Recording can be started by push button, schedule, analog threshold, digital input or remote trigger from the utility software installed on a host PC, which also handles sample rate and sampling schedule settings.Suited to condition monitoring setups where vibration data must be captured at defined times or on defined events.Includes a relay output (Form A, 5A@250 VAC) and a digital input for use within trigger or control logic.ApplicationsVibration monitoring and analysisIndustrial automationFactory automationProcess automation

CL-202-E CR is a data logger module for monitoring indoor air quality and climate conditions. It measures CO2 with a non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensor, alongside temperature, relative humidity and dew point, and records the results with date and time stamps for later analysis.The module offers an RS-485 port and an Ethernet port with PoE support, so it can be integrated into existing HMI or SCADA systems over DCON, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP or MQTT. Real-time readings can be viewed from the iAir Utility, the iOS or Android apps, or a web browser, provided the logger is on the same local network. Logged data can be exported to CSV for analysis in standard spreadsheet or industry software.Relay output for alarm signalling or control of IAQ equipmentCeiling or wall mounting, IP20 housing, Ø 150 x 53 mmOperating temperature 0 ~ 50°C, non-condensing humidity range 10 ~ 90% RHApplicationsTransportation of food or pharmaceuticalsFood and beverage industry (HACCP)Blood stations and pharmaciesBuilding and energy managementWarehouse managementMuseums, archives and galleriesIndoor or underground parking lot air quality monitoring

DL-100TM485S is a black-cover, IP66 remote data logger for monitoring temperature and relative humidity over a -20 to +60 °C and 0 to 100% RH measurement range. Readings are stored internally, shown on an LCD and made available over RS-485 using Modbus RTU, so the module can feed a supervisory system or be read on site.This non-P version has a typical accuracy of ±0.4 °C and ±3% RH between 20 and 80% RH. Logging intervals run from 10 seconds to 1 day, and when storage is full the module can either overwrite older records or stop logging, as configured.Configuration, retrieval and charting are handled with the DL Utility, which can export data to Excel. The unit runs from 10 to 30 VDC, mounts on a DIN-rail or wall, and is rated IP66 for harsh or washdown environments.ApplicationsTransportation of food or pharmaceuticalsFood and beverage industry (HACCP)Blood stations and pharmaciesBuilding and energy managementWarehousesMuseums, archives and galleries