| Channels | Temperature,Voltage,4-20mA,Pulse (Sensor not provided / Pt sensor available as option) |
|---|---|
| Range | Measurement item depends on the input module (sold separately). ・For use with Thermocouple Module: -199~1760°C ・For use with Pt Module: -199~600°C ・For use with Voltage Module: 0~22V ・For use with 4-20mA Module: 0~20mA ・For use with Pulse Input Cable: Pulse Count / Input Signal |
| Comm Interfaces |
Optical, Short Range Wireless, Bluetooth 4.2 (Bluetooth Low Energy) |
Overview
The RTR500B series allows you to mix and match an array of wireless radio communication loggers with various Base Units or Data Collectors to meet your needs. Logged data can be automatically sent via network or mobile communication to be saved in cloud storage or to a specified location.
By combining RTR505BL with various optional modules, it is possible to measure temperature (Pt100/Pt1000, thermocouple sensor), voltage, current (4-20mA), and pulse. Plus this type features a long battery life of up to 4 years. (Battery Not Included)
Notes:
– We do not stock thermocouple sensors; please purchase a compatible sensor.
– We carry Pt sensors as optional parts.
– The RTR500B series is the new generation model of our RTR-500 series.
Special Features
RTR505BL loggers have a wireless radio communication range with compatible base units of up to 150m (500ft).
Data can be transmitted from a logger to a base unit and then automatically uploaded to cloud storage or saved to a specified location. Data can also be checked on your PC screen or on site with one of our compatible data collectors. By using RTR505BL with various optional modules, it is possible to measure temperature (Pt100/Pt1000, thermocouple sensor), voltage, current (4-20mA), and pulse.
By combining it with a measuring instrument which has an external output function but no recording or data transmission function, you can monitor data and warning information both onsite and from the cloud.
The large capacity battery (not included) reduces the risk of data loss and lessens the troubles of changing batteries.
