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Hand-held read-out unit/data logger

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  • highly accurate
  • for a variety of sensors
  • communicates over USB

Handheld read-out unit/data logger

LI19 is a high-accuracy handheld read-out unit / data logger. It is used to make mobile measurements, for short term data logging (as a static logger), and as an accurate millivolt amplifier directly connected to a PC. LI19 can be used with a variety of sensors. LI19’s most common application is with heat flux and solar radiation sensors. LI19 battery life and memory allow continuous measurement for up to 50 days.

  • highly accurate
  • for a variety of sensors
  • communicates over USB

Specifications

output on display heat flux, solar radiation
input analog voltage
conversion division by the sensor sensitivity
display definition 4 digits with sign
display refreshment rate 1 s⁻¹
calibration uncertainty 0.1 %
temperature dependence < 0.5 % + 3 x 10⁻⁶ V over rated range
sample rate 2 s⁻¹

All specifications

output on display heat flux, solar radiation
input analog voltage
conversion division by the sensor sensitivity
display definition 4 digits with sign
display refreshment rate 1 s⁻¹
calibration uncertainty 0.1 %
temperature dependence < 0.5 % + 3 x 10⁻⁶ V over rated range
sample rate 2 s⁻¹
rated input range 6.25 to 200 x 10⁻³ V (selectable)
A/D conversion 16 bits
stored measurement definition minimum maximum and average over storage interval with conversion to W/m²
storage capacity 3518 measurements
storage interval range 2 to 65535 s (selectable)
compatibility with Hukx sensor models SR05-A1, HFP01, SBG01, HF03
battery type 2 x AA
internal power supply voltage 3 VDC
battery life > 50 days (on fresh batteries)
rated operating temperature range -10 to +40 °C
system requirements for use with PC Windows XP and higher
connection to PC USB 1.1 / 2.0 low speed
user interface on PC LI19 software
IP protection class IP40
connection to sensor 2 x (female chassis plug for 4 mm banana with screwed signal wire clamp)
weight 0.175 kg (net), 1.3 kg with carrying case
dimensions LI19 (70 x 146 x 25) mm
dimensions transport case (400 x 300 x 120) mm

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Data logger for pyranometers 
and heat flux sensors

LI19 is typically used to display the measured solar radiation or heat flux. It measures a DC voltage. Once programmed with the sensitivity of the connected sensor, the display will show the actual value of the heat flux or solar radiation in W/m2. LI19 is programmed through its PC user interface. We recommend downloading the latest software. LI19 is battery powered, using 2 x AA-type batteries. Fresh batteries allow more than 50 days of operation. The system is supplied in a practical transport case, for easy transport and protection during field measurement campaigns. LI19 may be used with pyranometers and heat flux sensors.

Suggested use

  • short-term field measurement of solar radiation or heat flux
  • amplification of heat flux sensor signals
  • education in solar energy

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Where can I find complete heat flux measuring systems?

Hukx, market leader in heat flux measurement, offers both sensors and systems.

These measuring systems typically include a Measurement and Control Unit and one or more sensors for measuring heat flux as well as other measurands, such as temperature and humidity. Examples are the TCOMSYS01 Hot Cube thermal comfort measuring system, including a TCOM01 sensor, and the TRSYS01 measuring system, incorporating two HFP01 heat flux sensors and two pairs of matched thermocouples.

'Sensors only' can be found here. Complete measuring systems are displayed here, on a separate page.

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