HOBO Energy Logger

HOBO Energy Logger Features

• Flexible Expansion for up to 3 FlexSmart Modules and 6 Smart Sensors
• Automatic Detection of Smart Sensors by logger
• Digital Connection of Smart Sensors to logger for Accurate, Reliable Data Collection and Storage
• Multiple Internal and External Power Sources Available for Long-Term Usage
• User-Configurable Sensor Excitation Power and Warmup using Analog Module (#S-FS-CVIA)
• Optional Data Shuttle Available to Collect Data in Remote Areas
• Requires HOBOware Software and USB Kit (PC and MAC Versions)

HOBO Energy Logger Specifications

Data Storage Capacity	512K Maximum Storage - Number of Samples Dependant on External Sensors and FlexSmart Modules
Sampling Rate	1 Second to 18 Hours (2-Second Minimum for #S-FS-TRMSA operation)
Sensor Excitation	12 Volts DC at 200 mA total, with User-Programmable Warmup Time on a per-Channel Basis
Logging Modes	Immediate, Timed Delay, or Push-Button Start Options
Memory Modes	Stop When Full; Wrap When Full
LED Indicators	Green: Logging or Standby Red: Low Battery, Storage or Sensor Fail
Sensor Inputs	3 FlexSmart multi-Channel Modules and up to 6 Smart Sensors
Sensor Connectors	6 RJ-12 Smart Sensor Jacks and 3 FlexSmart Module Slots
Communications Type	RS-232 Serial via 3.5mm Serial Port or/and 9-pin D-Sub Connector
Communications Mode	Current Readings while Logging; Read Out While Logging; Read Out When Stopped
Operating Range	Alkaline Battery: -20C to 50C (-4F to 122F) Lithium Battery: -40C to 60C (-40F to 140F)
Battery Life	1 Year Typical Use ( up to 75 mA excitation with 10-minute or longer logging interval and 1-second warmup-time)
Battery	AA Alkaline Batteries (Included)
External Power	13.6 VDC Regulated AC Wall Adapter Connector 9-12 VDC Regulated Wall Adapter (Remove Batteries)
Time Accuracy	0 to 2 Seconds for first data point and ±5 Seconds per Week at 25°C (77°F)
Standards Compliance	CE
Weight	435g (15.23 oz) with Batteries
Dimensions	15.6cm x 8.4cm x 4.6cm (6.13" x 3.31" x 1.81")

NOTE: 1 FlexSmart Analog Module or TRMS Module is Required

The FlexSmart Modules are snap-in signal conditioning units that convert signals from nearly any type of sensor.

FlexSmart Analog (CVIA) Module (#S-FS-CVIA)
>> Flexible DC Signal-Conditioning Module
>> Accepts 2 Channels
>> Input Protection and Signal Filtering
>> Excitation Power to wide range of sensors

Input Channels	2, Single-Ended
Field Wiring	2 or 3 Wire Screw terminals on Detachable Terminal Block, 16 to 24 Gauge (AWG)
Input Range	User-Configurable: 0 to 20 mA DC; 0 to 20 Volts DC (Suitable for 2.5, 5 and 10 Volt Sensors
Input Voltage Range	0 to 24 Volts DC
Input Current Range	0 to 24 mA DC
Minimum Current Source Impedance	< 20 KOhms
Accuracy	± 0.25% of FSR from 50 mV to FSR
ADC Resolution	12 Bits
Standards Compliance	CE
Power Requirements	+3.3 Volts @ 3mA Active, 6 uA Sleep

TRMS (TRMSA) Module (#S-FS-TRMSA)
>> 2 Channel Input Measurement Module
>> Compatible with Industry-standard Current and Potential Transformers
>> Input Range of 512 mV RMS Full Scale
>> Output Range of 333 mV RMS Full Scale

Input Channels	2
Field Wiring	2 Wire Screw Terminals
Range	5mV to 512mV (Compatible with 333mV FS Output Sensors)
Maximum Input	± 1V
Minimum Input	5mV
Accuracy	± 0.3% of Reading; ± 0.5% FSR
Resolution	15 Bits
Standards Compliance	CE

NOTE: A Minimum of 1 Sensor is Required

Click on the Measurement below for Available Sensors and Required Options.

Temperature	Rain & Rainfall	Kilowatt Hours (kWh)
Relative Humidity	Wind	Power
Carbon Dioxide	Light Intensity	TRMS Amperage
Differential Air Pressure	Air & Inert Gas Velocity	TRMS Voltage
Gauge Pressure	Water Flow	DC Current
Barometric Pressure	Compressed Air Flow	DC Amperage
Pulse Input	Analog Input

Setting Sensor Locations for HOBO Energy Logger

NOTE: HOBOWare Pro Software is Required

HOBOWare Software Video Tutorials

How to Launch a HOBO Data Logger using HOBOware Pro Software

How to Readout a HOBO Data Logger using HOBOware Pro

Check Out More HOBOWare Software Tutorials.

The Energy Logger allows you to monitor and record:
>> HVAC and HVAR
>> Energy Metering and Power Monitoring
>> Facility Monitoring
>> Industrial Machinery Monitoring and Motor Start-Up Analysis
>> Temperature and Humidity Monitoring
>> and alot more ....