The RDXL8 with its high resolution and fast analogue to digital converter will meet the data logging requirements in most industrial applications. The ability to show measured values and to analyse them on its graphical display eliminates the need to download collected data to a computer for further analysis. The RDXL8 is the perfect choice for remote logging, and ideal for use as a mobile measuring device for the industrial environment. The RDXL8 series multipoint data logger are valuable in industry because of their ability to perform integrated recording, profiling and archiving functions. They offer display versatility and flexible data storage. Using a 2G SD card the RDXL8 can store up to 119,836,800 points of data for 8 channels at the same time.
For full specifications, please see PDF
The RDXL8 with its high resolution and fast analogue to digital converter will meet the data logging requirements in most industrial applications. The ability to show measured values and to analyse them on its graphical display eliminates the need to download collected data to a computer for further analysis. The RDXL8 is the perfect choice for remote logging, and ideal for use as a mobile measuring device for the industrial environment. The RDXL8 series multipoint data logger are valuable in industry because of their ability to perform integrated recording, profiling and archiving functions. They offer display versatility and flexible data storage. Using a 2G SD card the RDXL8 can store up to 119,836,800 points of data for 8 channels at the same time.
For full specifications, please see PDF
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