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ROTRONIC Introduces a New Temperature and Humidity / Moisture Handheld

ROTRONIC is proud to introduce the new HP32 temperature and humidity measurement handheld with interchangeable probe input for all Rotronic HC2-series probes, full logging & spot-value recording functions and much more. The handheld replaces the HP22 model.

As well as temperature and humidity values, two other moisture parameters such as dew point and g/kg moisture for example can be displayed on the screen simultaneously.

Product features:

-€¢ Precision temperature and humidity measurement ranges: -100-€¦200 °C
  (probe dependent), 0-€¦100 %rh
-€¢ All moisture values available, two can additionally be shown on the display
-€¢ Audible and visual alarms (all parameters), freely configurable
-€¢ Full logging function with real-time clock. Interval from 1s. 64,000 data
   points memory   
-€¢ Spot-value recording - 8 x 8,000 data points can be saved
-€¢ Recorded values can be displayed graphically on the HP32 handheld
-€¢ MIN / MAX and AVG values available on the display
-€¢ High capacity, rechargeable lithium battery

The HP32 handheld is supplied with HW4-LITE version PC software, a micro USB data cable for PC connection & battery charging, and a soft protective case. Technical datasheet available.

The picture shows the HP32 handheld with an interchangeable, HC2A-S standard probe connected. Extension cables are available to extend its capability.

For more information, please contact:

Chris Fox
Rotronic Instruments (UK)
Crompton Fields
Crompton Way
Crawley
West Sussex
RH10 9EE
Tel:  01293 571000 
Email: instruments@rotronic.co.uk 
Web:  www.rotronic.co.uk

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