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Data logger models in indoor-use housing
In order to highlight the physical quantities measured by data loggers, order codes include
some identification characters for the various quantities, according to the following convention:
1
= Humidity
4b
= Atmospheric pressure (barometer)
4
= Differential pressure (
4r1
= range 1,
4r2
= range 2, etc.)
N
= Temperature with NTC10K sensor (
N/2
= two channels,
N/3
= three channels)
7P
= Temperature with Pt100/Pt1000 sensor (
7P/3
= three channels)
A
= Carbon monoxide (CO)
B
= Carbon dioxide (CO
2
)
I
= Illuminance (lux)
U
= UVA irradiance
TC
= Probe with cable
TV
= Fixed vertical temperature and/or R.H. probe without cable, with high accuracy R.H.
sensor
TVI
= Fixed vertical temperature and R.H. probe without cable
TCV
= Illuminance/irradiance probe with cable and fixed vertical temperature and R.H. probe
without cable, with high accuracy R.H. sensor.
Models measuring temperature and humidity with a combined probe with cable (
…TC
models) use
the probes of the
HP3517…
series with
high accuracy humidity sensor
and NTC 10K
Ω
@
25 °C or Pt100 temperature sensor according to the model.
Replacement of the HP3517…
probe requires recalibration of the instrument in line with the new probe
.
Models with M12 connectors provided with inputs for the measurement of temperature only, use
temperature probes of the
TP35…
series with NTC 10K
Ω
@ 25 °C or Pt100/Pt1000 sensor.
In models with 2 or 3 M12 connectors, the input number is indicated above the connector.
In models for the measurement of the atmospheric pressure, the sensor is inside the instru-
ment.
In models for the measurement of the differential pressure, please pay attention to the polarity
indicated next to connections.
TAB. 8.1.1: differential pressure measuring ranges
Model
Measuring range
HD35ED...4r1…
-2.5…+2.5 hPa (mbar)
HD35ED...4r2…
-10…+10 hPa (mbar)
HD35ED...4r3…
-100…+100 hPa (mbar)
HD35ED...4r4…
-2000…+2000 hPa (= 2 bar)
For the probes connection mode and the position of the integrated sensors in the various mod-
els, refer to the figures indicated in the last column of the following table.