Which memory unit to choose between the EBI 20, EBI 300 and EBI 310? What are the differences?
What is a data logger or memory unit?
It is a meter with a display and automated recording of values in the unit’s internal memory. Replaces the thermometer and manual recording of values. The interval of the records or stored values is user-configurable. The values are then read using software that allows the data to be set and stored.
The most important differences are summarised in the following table:
EIB 20 | EBI 300 | EIB 310 | |
Reading data: | you need an interface EIB 20-IF | via USB; No additional equipment required | via USB; No additional equipment required |
Range °C | -30 … +70 °C | -30 … +70 °C | -30 °C … +75 °C |
Accuracy: | ±0,5 °C … ±0,8 °C | ±0,5 °C … ±0,8 °C | ±0.2 °C … ±0.5 °C |
Reminder: | 40.000 points | 40.000 points | 120.000 points |
Additional sensors: | no external sensors (sensors) can be connected | external sensors (sensors) can be connected | external sensors (sensors) can be connected |
All listed loggers can be found at this link.
You can find a wide variety of logger applications/uses in our product range. Most common applications:
See also the following brochures for more information:
You are invited to see all the meters from our partner company EBRO/XYLEM: HERE
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