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Page 1: ...P3201 natural ventilation wet bulb temperature probe Our instruments quality level is the results of the product continuous development This can bring about differences between the information written...

Page 2: ...2 WBGT Wet Bulb Globe Temperature Meter HD32 2...

Page 3: ...stic data maximum minimum and medium 7 MEM key it starts and ends the recording of the data logging 8 Navigation key it allows the navigation through the menus During the normal working it cancels the...

Page 4: ...21 5 3 SERIAL MENU SERIAL COMMUNICATION 24 5 3 1 Baud Rate 25 5 3 2 Print Interval 25 5 4 RESET 26 5 5 CONTRAST 26 6 PROBES AND MEASUREMENTS 27 6 1 Instruction accuracy and maintenance of the probes 3...

Page 5: ...morization and with auto start function it s possible to set the starting and finishing date and the hour of data memorization The measurement unit of the temperature visualized sizes C F K The system...

Page 6: ...bulb and globe thermometer temperature is one of the indexes used for determining the thermal stress to which is submitted a being in a warm envi ronment It represents the value with reference to the...

Page 7: ...9 2 130 M 200 234 M 360 28 26 3 200 M 260 360 M 468 STAGNANT AIR 25 NO STAGNANT AIR 26 STAGNANT AIR 22 NO STAGNANT AIR 23 4 M 260 M 468 23 25 18 20 NOTE THE VALUES ARE STABILIZED CONSIDERING A MAXIMUM...

Page 8: ...me seconds then you can go to the main visualiza tion 3 1 THE DISPLAY WBGT Index 2008 11 28 08 00 00 Log 00 00 00 00 Tn 15 6 C Tg 20 2 C T 20 2 C WBGT in 17 0 C WBGT out 17 0 C The first line visualiz...

Page 9: ...exiting from the setting menu of the instrument working parameters ENTER key Inside the menu for confirming the inserted data During a normal working it confirms the choice to reset the statistic dat...

Page 10: ...e navigation through the menus During a normal working it cancels the choice to reset the statistic data UNIT key It allows the navigation through the menus UNIT it allows selecting the temperature me...

Page 11: ...irst recognized probe the scansion of the probes for their recognition happens from the inlet 1 up the inlet 3 When you switch the instrument on on the display appears the following writing for at lea...

Page 12: ...t100 Tg 50 Cal date 2008 10 01 Serial N 08109452 Probe ch 3 description Description of the probe connected to the inlet 3 Type Pt100 Tw Cal date 2008 10 01 Serial N 08109454 Date 2008 11 21 15 00 00 D...

Page 13: ...er The memorized data between a start and a following stop represent a measurement block With the memorization function on LOG and number of logging section appears on the display a beep is given out...

Page 14: ...ess MENU again 5 1 INFO ABOUT MENU Pressing MENU key you enter into the main menu To enter to Info menu select Info heading with keys and press ENTER WBGT Index 2008 11 10 08 00 00 INFO Info Instrumen...

Page 15: ...libration data of the probe connected to the inlet 2 Serial number of the probe connected to the inlet 2 Description of the probe connected to the inlet 3 Calibration data of the probe connected to th...

Page 16: ...rval Through this heading it s possible to set the LOG interval interval between two acquisition following samples to set go on as indicated below enter into LOGGING submenu previus paragraph select L...

Page 17: ...60 seconds there will be visualized WBGT Index 2008 11 10 08 00 00 Log interval 60 sec During log session the instrument will STAY ON between samples If the set Log Interval see the previous paragraph...

Page 18: ...e to the current hour For the setting go on as indicated below Once entered into LOGGING submenu select Start Stop time heading using arrow keys Enter start time messagge will be visualized as indicat...

Page 19: ...menu When the instrument starts a LOG section in an automatic mode a beep is given out for each acquisition and in the upper part of the display LOG flashing heading will appear To stop the section b...

Page 20: ...g message will be visualized Self timer not active WBGT Index 2008 11 10 08 00 00 Self timer not active 4 press ENTER to cancel the auto start 5 press ESC to exit without cancelling the auto start 6 p...

Page 21: ...3 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 Date 2008 11 28 08 59 40 rec 000039 MEM to charge Page Once you enter into the submenu LOGGING 1 select Log File manager heading through arrow keys t...

Page 22: ...our Tot rec 000360 Number of samples acquired by the instrument max value Maximum value of the acquired data Tnw 21 2 C Maximum temperature of wet bulb with natural ventilation Maximum temperature of...

Page 23: ...hour indicated on the display In the example above the file 00 is selected the memorization started at 08 50 40 on 11 28 2008 The file contains 39 samples 3 the data transfer message is visualized for...

Page 24: ...data transfer speed by serial means Baud rate and the record printing interval Print Interval LOG sections can be downloaded to a PC by RS232 serial connection or USB connection In case of serial con...

Page 25: ...enu WARNING The communication between the instrument and the PC or serial port printer works only if the instrument and PC Baud rates are the same If USB connection is used this parameter value is aut...

Page 26: ...rrow key to select Reset heading 5 press ENTER to confirm or press ESC over and over to exit from the menu different levels 6 press MENU to exit immediately from the main menu 5 5 CONTRAST This menu h...

Page 27: ...r 8 pole female DIN45326 Cable Only TP3207 2m Dimensions 14 mm L 150 mm TP3207 2 L 140 mm TP3207 Response time T95 15 minutes The probe is calibrated the calibration data are kept into the SICRAM modu...

Page 28: ...ector 8 pole female DIN45326 Cable Only TP3275 2m Shank dimension 8 mm L 170 mm TP3276 2 14 mm L 110 mm TP3275 Response time T95 15 minutes The probe is calibrated the calibration data are kept into t...

Page 29: ...the cover isn t screwed Insert the scotch into the temperature probe the scotch was previously dipped with distilled wa ter Fill the case up till with distilled water Close the case cover Warning don...

Page 30: ...pwards or downwards Respect the correct probe polarity During the insertion of the probe s connector into the instrument don t fold or use force against the contacts Don t fold the probes and don t di...

Page 31: ...selection is directly done by the instrument if USB port is connected to a PC RS232 serial port is automatically excluded and vice versa The instruments are provided with a complete set of commands an...

Page 32: ...us The number the storage start date and time are displayed n hexadecimal number 0 F If the section is empty No Log Data LDn Print data stored in section n If the section is empty No Log Data LE Cance...

Page 33: ...content of the memory you must use Erase Log function see the paragraph 5 2 5 Log file Manager The instrument cancels the internal memory and at the end of the operation goes back to the normal visua...

Page 34: ...r and follow the indications on the screen For a description of the DeltaLog10 application please refer to its On line Help 8 2 CONNECTION TO USB 2 0 PORT Go on as indicated below 1 Do not connect the...

Page 35: ...lowing items should appear In order to check if the entire operation was successful in CONTROL PANEL double click on SYSTEM Select Device Manager and connect the instrument to the USB port The followi...

Page 36: ...r is faulty OVFL Overflow appears when the probe detects a value that exceeds the ex pected measurement range UFL Underflow appears when the probe detects a lower value than the ex pected measurement...

Page 37: ...the cover on clockwise The instrument can be powered by the main using for example the stabilized power supply SWD10 input 100 240Vac output 12Vdc 1000mA The positive connector is in the middle The ex...

Page 38: ...humidity is high the instrument may be exposed to direct sunlight the instrument may be exposed to a source of high temperature the instrument may be exposed to strong vibrations the instrument may be...

Page 39: ...39 12 PRINTING OF THE MEASUREMENT REPORT Norm ISO 7243 Norm ISO 7243...

Page 40: ...40 Warm Environments Norm ISO 7243...

Page 41: ...41 Warm Environments Norm ISO 7243 Norm ISO 7243...

Page 42: ...42 Warm Environments Norm ISO 7243...

Page 43: ...43 Warm Environments Norm ISO 7243...

Page 44: ...44 Warm Environments Norm ISO 7243...

Page 45: ...of the memorized data unlimited TP3207 2 TP3207 temperature probe Sensor type Thin film Pt100 Accuracy Class 1 3 DIN Measurement range 40 100 C Resolution 0 1 C Drifting in temperature 20 C 0 003 C Dr...

Page 46: ...10 cm Tank capacity 15 cc Tank autonomy 96 hours with RH 50 t 23 C Response time T95 15 minutes Connections Inlets for probes with SICRAM module 3 connectors 8 poles male DIN 45326 Serial interface P...

Page 47: ...2 Wet bulb probe with natural ventilation Pt100 sensor Shank probe 14 mm length 170 mm complete with SICRAM module spare parts of the scotch and case of 50cc distilled water TP3207 Temperature probe f...

Page 48: ...3 scotches for HP3201 2 and HP3201 probes HD40 1 printer it uses HD2110 RS cable DELTA OHM metrology laboratories LAT N 124 are accredited by ACCREDIA for Tem perature Humidity Pressure Photometry Ra...

Page 49: ...49 NOTES...

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Page 51: ...pioni internazionali e nazionali garantita da una catena di riferibilit che ha origine dalla taratura dei campioni di prima linea dei laboratori accreditati di Delta OHM presso l Istituto Primario Naz...

Page 52: ...ective 2002 96 EC the European users of electrical and elec tronic equipment can return it to the dealer or manufacturer upon purchase of a new one The il legal disposal of electrical and electronic e...

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