State, Event and Count USB Data Logger

Lascar USB Data Recorder Measuring Events, Counts and State Change
SKU
EL-USB-5
In Stock
$105.99
  • Records Events, State Changes and Count Events
  • Accepts Input Voltages up to 24 Volts Using Leads Terminated with Crocodile Clips
  • Measurement Leads Connect to (2) Screw Terminals at Top of Logger
  • User-Programmable High and Low Alarm Thresholds with LED Indicators
  • Stores 32,510 State or Event Changes

Includes (2) Measurement Leads, 1/2 AA Lithium Battery. PC Compatible Software Available As A Download.

Overview of the Lascar EL-USB-5 Event, State Change, & Pulse Count Data Logger

The Lascar EL-USB-5 is a standalone USB for counting events, state changes, and count pules. The logger comes with an endcap that has integrated screw terminals for connecting the included measuring leads with crocodile clips. The logger features fast logging rates that allow event capturing at a speeds up to four times per second and state changes as speeds of up to twice per second. Event counting can operate as fast as 100 times per second (with the LED’s disabled). The EL-USB-5 can record and store over 32k readings. The free and easy to use EasyLog USB software allows you to quickly configure the loggers and view downloaded data. The EL-USB-5 can be used with any device or equipment that has a pulse output of 3 to 28V DC. Some applications include monitoring runtime on equipment or counting events such as an automatic door opening. The EL-USB-5 is the perfect choice for a wide range of usage monitoring applications.

Looking for something similar but with additional data storage? Check out the EL-USB-5+.

Product Videos
A Step-by-Step Video on How to Setup Your Lascar EasyLog Data Logger.
A Step-By-Step Instructional Video on How to Download the Recorded Data to your PC or Laptop Using the EasyLog PC Software.
Software Downloads
exe
(Size: 18.6 MB)
EL-WIN Software Version 7.7 - Compatible with Lascar EL-USB Series and EL-GFX Series Data Loggers
User Manuals and Product Guides
pdf
(Size: 0.5 MB)
Lascar EasyLog Step-By-Step Software Instructions
Application Notes

Lascar EL-USB-5 USB Pulse, Count and Event Data Logger Specifications

Time Between Events 200 Milliseconds
Time Between State Changes 500 Milliseconds
Time Between Event Counts 10 Milliseconds
Sampling Rate Events: Up to 5 Times per Second
State Changes: Up to 2 Times per Second
Event Counter: Up to 100 Times per Second
Triggering Rising and Falling Edge Triggers
Data Storage Capacity 32,510 Total Readings/Samples
Input Voltage 3 to 28 Volts DC
Volt Free Contacts Voltage: 2.75 to 3.6 Volts
Current: 35 µA (Typical)
Timing Accuracy ±3 Seconds per 24 Hour
Operating Range Temperature: -35°C to 80°C (-31°F to 176°F)
Power Source User Replaceable 1/2AA 3.6V Lithium Battery
Battery Life Typically 1 Year
(Dependant on Sampling Rate and Environment)
Software Compatibility Windows 11, 10 and 7 (64-Bit and 32-Bit Versions)
LED Green Single Flash (10 Seconds): Normal Logging
Green Single Flash (20 Seconds): Low Battery
Green Double Flash (20 Seconds): Memory Full
Red Single Flash: Event, State Change or Count Recorded
Alarm User Selectable Thresholds (High and Low)
Standards Compliance RoHS
Dimensions 126mm x 25.3mm (4.9" x 1.04")
Customer Questions
Is the software compatible with Windows 10?
Yes, it will work with Windows10
In counter mode, how long will this count, and what number will it count up to?
The logger can store a maximum of 32,510 readings in its memory.  Depending on how you set it up it will then either stop recording or re-record over the oldest data and continue. 
Can these data loggers be submerged in water?
No, this logger should not be exposed to condensing moisture of any kind.
Is there a time logging capability?
Here is a link to a complete listing of all the thermocouple sensors we offer.  Any of them would work or can be made to work with this logger. https://www.microdaq.com/products/thermocouple-sensor-probes.php
Is there current limitation or current protection built into this device?
I believe there is some level of protection built into it but Lascar doesn't publish the details on it in their specifications. Typically when you are running the low DC voltage levels that this logger is designed to be used with the current is typically...
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