Extech SDL500 Hygro-Thermometer/Datalogger

The Extech SDL500 hygro-thermometer records data on an SD card in Excel format.

Features

  • Relative humidity, temperature, dew point, and wet bulb measurement
  • Adjustable data sampling rate
  • Stores 99 readings manually and 20M readings via 2G SD card
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Overview
The Extech SDL500 hygro-thermometer records data on an SD card in Excel format.

Benefits

  • Relative Humidity, Temperature, Dew Point, and Wet Bulb measurement
  • Adjustable data sampling rate
  • Stores 99 readings manually and 20M readings via 2G SD card
  • Type K/J Thermocouple input for high temperature measurements
  • Large backlit dual LCD display
  • Record/Recall MIN, MAX, Data Hold and Auto power off
  • Built-in PC interface
  • Complete with 6 x AA batteries, SD card, carrying case and
  • Humidity/Temperature probe

 

Questions & Answers
How many data points can my SDL500 log?
The SDL500 submersible data logger has an internal memory of 2 MB that can hold over 500,000 data points.
What is the maximum depth that I can deploy the NexSens SDL500?
The SDL500 submersible data logger can be deployed to as far as 200 ft. below surface.
What sensors are compatible with the SDL500 submersible data logger?
The SDL500 is compatible with many different multi-parameter sondes, water quality/hydrology sensors, ADCPs as well as thermistor chains and weather sensors. The data logger is compatible with several sensor outputs, including: 4-20 mA, 0-2.5 V, SDI-12, RS-232, RS-485, Modbus RTU, NMEA 0183, pulse count and digital I/O.
What submersible telemetry systems are available?
The NexSens SDL500 is available with cellular, radio or Iridium satellite telemetry.
If I am using iChart, can I remotely download and erase the stored data?
The SDL500C and R submersible data loggers offer 2-way communication to remotely send/receive data and modify the project file through iChart Software. The SDL500I only offers a 1-way communication to send data from the remote site to iChart. Any changes to the project file would need to be performed on-site with a direct PC connection.
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