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Verifying RH accuracy on HOBO data loggers
Testing the accuracy of relative humidity sensors requires carefully-controlled conditions and a considerable amount of time. Please see the white paper Testing the Accuracy of Sensirion Relative Humidity Sensors in HOBO Data Loggers for complete details on the recommended procedure to follow.
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Davis Rain Gauge (S-RGC-M002, S-RGF-M002 & S-RGE-M002) Cable Routing
See attached photos for clarification.
This is also covered in each product's respective manual, which can be found on the following product web pages under the Documentation tab:
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Introduction to the MX2308 Temp/RH/PAR Data Logger
Gain a complete and accurate picture of environmental conditions, from agricultural operations to academic research.
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Assessing Energy Performance of Insulating Window Shades
Learn how a team from Illinois Institute of Technology used HOBO data loggers to assess long-term energy performance of automated, insulating window shades installed in a Chicago high-rise commercial building.
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Sample Data - Long-Term Outdoor Temperature vs Residential Energy Consumption
Attached is a screenshot of a HOBOware Pro project file that depicts a long-term (17-month) study of outdoor temperature data vs residential energy consumption.
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U30 and excitation wiring with S-VIA-CM14 modules
Here is a wiring diagram for use with external sensors and the S-VIA-CM14s. Remember the excitation current required to power the external sensors cannot exceed 50 milliamps total.
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Sample Data - HOBO U30 Station Compressed Air Flow and Compressor Power Monitoring
Attached is a screenshot from a HOBOware data file from a HOBO U30 Station that recorded compressed air flow in SCFM and compressor power in kW.
Products used were:
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Totalizing RG3 Rainfall Data
A common question when working with rain data is: How much rain per “time interval?” That could be a day, a week, a month, or whatever you are looking for.
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