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MX-HEATPUMP
Heat Pump Performance Monitoring Kit
Comprehensive wireless indoor monitoring solution with Bluetooth-enabled logger & sensors
$549.00 USD
A Bluetooth data logger, 100 Amp Current (AC) sensor/transformer, and three (3) temperature probes to measure and transmit heat pump data wirelessly.
Important Information
Requires a compatible mobile device or Windows computer and the HOBOconnect app. System requirements can be found at the bottom of the HOBOconnect software page.
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Overview
Ideal to analyze the operation of industrial heat pumps and identify opportunities to improve energy efficiency, this set of products includes an Bluetooth data logger, three temperature probes, and one AC current sensor—an easy-to-deploy, comprehensive monitoring solution to streamline your analysis and assessments.
Heat Pump Kit Sensor Configuration:
Channel 1: Temperature sensor probe attached to thermostat to monitor the heat pump’s response to indoor thermal conditions
Channel 2: Temperature probe deployed at heat pump outlet to measure discharge provide data on conditioned air delivery
Channel 3: Temperature probe connected to rear of heat pump unit to asses return air and assess reconditioning performance.
Channel 4: AC Current sensor connected to a split-core current transformer (CT) to monitor the compressor’s electrical load during cooling cycles and correlate system operation to power consumption
Combining these sensors and locations provides a comprehensive profile of the heat pump’s thermal and electrical behavior, facilitating data-driven analysis to optimize performance and reduce energy consumption.
The Bluetooth-enabled wireless data logger delivers convenient access to data using a mobile device or Windows computer using the free HOBOconnect® app. When within a 100-foot range, users can wirelessly configure the logger, download and view data in real-time graphs, check operational status, set alarm notifications, and share data files—all without the need for dedicated equipment beyond a smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
This flexibility streamlines data collection and simplifies field deployment, making it ideal for energy audits, HVAC diagnostics, and long-term system monitoring.
Features
- One MX1105 4-Channel Analog Data Logger
- Two 20-foot Self-Describing temperature probes (SD-TEMP-20)
- One 50-foot Self-Describing temperature probes (SD-TEMP-50)
- One 100 Amp Split-Core Current Transformer (SD-CT-100)
- Bluetooth communication for wireless data offload
- 16-bit resolution for highly-accurate measurements
- Stores 1.9 million measurements for longer deployments between offloads
- Self-Describing technology for quick, easy setup
- Locking jack to ensure sensor is connected and stays connected
- Audible and visual LCD-screen alarms notify you if a sensor becomes unplugged or a reading exceeds set thresholds
Compatible items
4-20 mA
AC Current
AC Voltage
Air Velocity
DC Amperage
DC Voltage
Differential Pressure
Gauge Pressure
Temperature
Temperature/RH
Communications
Compliance Certificates
Accessories
Building Performance Resources
Thought Leader Webinar: Insights into Metering and Measuring Heat Pump Performance
Learn how energy expert Nelson DiBiase of Guidehouse conducted a comprehensive metering study using HOBO data loggers to evaluate the efficiency and performance (COP) of mini-split and central heat pumps.
Facility Manager’s Guide to Data Logging
Discover measurement approaches for a variety of building systems including lighting, HVAC, indoor air quality, and plug loads, in addition to methods for quantifying savings.
Monitoring HVAC Performance with Data Loggers
This guide focuses on how data loggers can help building operators and managers better understand how their building and its systems are operating.
Getting Started with MX Data Loggers
This Getting Started guide will walk you through the basic steps of data logging, setting up your new data logger, downloading and sharing data, and the option to upload your data to the cloud.
Resources
HOBO® MX Analog/Temp/RH/Light (MX1104) and MX 4‐Channel Analog (MX1105) Data Logger Manual
Self-Describing Temperature Sensor (SD-TEMP-x) Manual
Quick Start for HOBO® Analog/Temp/RH/Light (MX1104) & 4-Channel Analog (MX1105) Loggers
Getting Started with MX Data Loggers
This Getting Started guide will walk you through the basic steps of data logging, setting up your new data logger, downloading and sharing data, and the option to upload your data to the cloud.
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