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H06-002-02

HOBO® Light On/Off Data Logger
 
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Note: A complete system requires a logger, software, and communications. Sold Separately.

Overview

The light intensity threshold monitored is adjustable from approximately 10 to 100 lumens. The HOBO's light sensitivity is peaked in the forward direction and can be taken advantage of to minimize the effect of other light sources when trying to determine the on/off state of a particular light source.

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Features:
  • Time resolution: 0.5 second
  • Time accuracy: ±1 minute per week at +20°C (+68°F)
  • Programmable start time/date
  • Battery check at launch
  • Blinking LED lights show current state
  • Memory modes: stop when full, wrap-around when full
  • Full logger downloads in just 90 seconds
  • Nonvolatile EEPROM memory retains data even if battery fails
  • User-replaceable battery lasts one year
  • Mounting kit included (hook/loop, magnet, and tape)
  • Drop-proof to 5 feet
  • One-year warranty
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Environment: Indoor
Measurement: Light On/Off
   
 
Product ID: H06-002-02
Product Name: Light On/Off
Product Type: Data Loggers

Specs

Time Accuracy Plot Minimum state duration: 0.5 seconds

Time accuracy: approx. ±1 minute per week (±100 ppm at +68°F),
accuracy detail shown in Plot A

Capacity: 2,000 state changes (requires 8K of memory in HOBO Shuttle to fully offload)

Operating temperature: -4°F to +158°F (-20°C to +70°C)

Relative humidity range: 0 to 95%, non-condensing, non-fogging

Size/weight: 2.4" x 1.9" x 0.8"/approximately 1 oz.

Battery: CR-2032 (lithium); provides one year of continuous use; user-replaceable

Storage temperature: -40°F to +167°F (-40°C to +75°C)

The AC magnetic-field threshold is approximately 2 Gauss at 60 Hz. Position the logger such that its green LED blinks when the motor is on.

Required Items

1 Compatible Sensors

  External sensors are not needed for this product.

2 Communications

  Measurement Part #/Name
Communications for the H06-002-02 
CABLE-USB232
USB Serial Adapter
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$45
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H09-003-08
HOBO Shuttle data transporter
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$US
$179
$166
$152
 
Required Communications for the H06-002-02 
CABLE-PC-3.5
Interface Cable for PCs
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$9
$8
$7
 

3 Software

 Part #/Name Photo Pricing Buy   
Required Software for the H06-002-02 
BCXXXXXXX ->
   
 Part #/Name Photo Pricing Buy   
BCP4.3-ON
BoxCar® Pro 4.3 Starter Kit 		No Image
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$110
$102
$93
 
BC3.7
BoxCar 3.7 		No Image
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$US
$39
$36
$33
 

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Accessories

Accessories for the H06-002-02 
COMPLIANCE CERT
 No Image
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$19
$19
$19
 
HRB-TEMP
Replacement batteries for several loggers (Box of 6)
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100+
$US
$14
$13
$12
 

Support

Manual

Part Number Image Name Manuals
H06-002-02 E MAN H06 ON Off PDF

Maintenance

  No maintenance items for this product

FAQs

How do I mount the H06-002-02 Light on/off logger? [show/hide]

This logger must be mounted with the sensor directly facing the light source, preferably inside the light fixture but not too close to the bulb. Be careful to avoid exposing the sensor to outside light sources that could cause false triggering. The sensitivity can be adjusted on the logger to reduce false triggers.

The light on/off logger is recording more states than are actually occurring. [show/hide]

If you are monitoring fluorescent lights, part of what you are seeing may be due to a fairly common attribute of fluorescent lights. When the filaments of a fluorescent lamp and the gas inside the lamp are not up to the normal running temperature (normally the first few minutes after start up), they are likely to flicker a bit.

How do I create a voltage divider? [show/hide]

For input voltage to the logger greater than 2.5 volts DC, you will need to make a voltage divider.
A voltage divider will drop the voltage of the input signal to the level the logger can measure.
First determine the needed attenuation ratio; divide the input volts by the output volts to the logger:
A = input volts/2.5

 
 

Mailing: PO Box 3450, Pocasset, MA 02559-3450
Street: 470 MacArthur Blvd., Bourne, MA 02532
Tel: 1-800-LOGGERS, 1-800-564-4377, 508-759-9500
Fax: 508-759-9100