NEW Wireless Pulse Counting Data Logger

June 20, 2013
TandD Corp. has introduced the NEW RTR-505P Wireless Pulse Counting Data Logger.

TandD Corp. has introduced the NEW RTR-505P Wireless Pulse Counting Data Logger.

This NEW model can record pulses from devices such as flow meters, anemometers or the opening and closing of switches from a variety of sensors.

By using any of the RTR-500 Series Base Units, the recorded data in the RTR-505P not only can be collected via wireless communication, but can also be used for remote data monitoring and collection, warning monitoring, and data management through networks, allowing construction of a data logging system to match the needs and environment of the user.

The logging capacity of the RTR-505P is 16,000 data readings and Maximum Count 61,439 / Recording Interval.

The Input Signal can be a Non-voltage Contact Input or a Voltage Input from 0 to 27 V.

The Detection Voltage can be Lo: 0.5 V or less or Hi: 2.5V or more

The Input Impedance is Approx. 100 KΩ pull up.

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