Rotronic HygroPalm HP23-A / HP23-AW-A Hand-Held Indicator User Guide

This is a user manual for the handheld humidity sensor HP23, which introduces the characteristics and usage methods of the handheld humidity sensor HP23.


Rotronic HygroPalm HP23-A / HP23-AW-A Hand-Held Indicator User Guide - cover page
Brand
Rotronic
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
38
File format
PDF
File size
2.4 MB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
5D9EFD83703D9990996FBF1A0C443484

About this manual

The HP23 is a multifunction hand-held indicator with data logging capability, designed for spot check measurements of HVAC installations, manufacturing processes, and bulk materials like seeds or powders. It features two probe inputs that can be configured for digital HygroClip 2 humidity-temperature probes or analog probes measuring signals such as barometric pressure or air velocity. The device includes a real-time clock and can be powered by a standard 9 V alkaline battery or a rechargeable battery.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • General description
  • User configurable settings
  • Basic operation
  • Using the HP23 functions
  • Aw Mode
  • Maintenance
  • Firmware updates
  • Technical data
  • Accessories

Specifications

Operating range (RH)0 to 100 %RH
Operating range (Temperature)-100 to 200 C
Data logging capacityup to 10,000 values
Data capture binseight data bins
Bin capacityup to 250 values
Power supply9 V alkaline or rechargeable

Frequently asked questions

What software is required to view recorded data?

The HW4 software is required to download and view the recorded data.

Can the HP23 be used as a calibrator?

Yes, it can be used to read and adjust other ROTRONIC instruments based on AirChip 3000 technology.

What is the Aw Mode used for?

It is a specialized mode available only with the HP23-AW model for measuring the water activity (Aw) of product samples and materials in bulk.

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