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    Report Logger for monitoring goods during transit

Report Logger for monitoring goods during transit


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Introducing our new RL200 Report Logger. A new case, user selectable logging times and improved PC interface will make this your favorite compact logger. This water resistant, portable logger is perfect for monitoring goods during transit.
 

Features
  • NEW - IP55 Case – protected from dust and jets of water from any direction.
  • NEW - User selectable logging times.
  • Extended Temperature Range -30F (-34C)
  • Improved battery life.
  • No software required. Setup, Create Report, Clear Logger and Export Data via USB connection to any Windows XP or better PC. No software required.
  • Trip calculator checks battery life and warns if battery should be replaced before logging begins based off of logging time selected.
  • Easy to read graph and report pages.
  • PDF, JPEG, or raw data (.txt) report formats
  • Delayed Start

 

Specifications
Logging TimeSet Logging Time via the Settings button in the logger interface. Total time logger will log data before it is full. Logger will stop logging when full. User selectable times between 1 and 90 days.
Sample IntervalDetermined by Logging Time selected. Ranges from 1 Minute to 30 Minutes
Ambient Operating Conditions (Expected)-30 to 176F (-34 to 80C); 0 to 100% RH.
Unit of MeasureGraph displays saved data in F & C.
Temperature Accuracy+/-1.8F (1.0C) from 40 to 90F (4 to 32C) (non-condensing),+/- 2.3F (1.3C) Remaining PC Requirements: Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8, 1 available USB port
Weight1.6 oz (45.356 grams)
Dimensions5.5" x 1" x 1.2" (13.97cm x 2.45cm x 3.048cm)
IP Rating55
Battery2/3 Lithium 3.6V Photo Battery – User Replaceable
Battery LifeMinimum battery life is one logging period at minimum specified operating temperature. Check battery life indicator, on graph, before each use.
Replacing BatteryRemove cap on battery end of case. Battery can be replaced while unit is logging. No data will be lost and logger will resume logging when new battery is inserted.