The Calscan Hawk 9000 Data Logger User Manual provides setup, operation, and specifications for measuring pressure, temperature, and flow in hazardous…
About this manual
The Hawk 9000 is a low‑power data logger designed for hazardous‑location monitoring of pressure, temperature and flow. It is used in applications such as surface build‑up monitoring, DFIT, hydrostatic testing, production testing and low‑flow gas measurement.
The manual describes accessories (Raven barrier, Corvus solar power, gas‑flow testing kits), advanced features like intrinsically safe quick‑connects, SD‑card data download, high‑frequency pressure sampling up to 240 samples/sec, and reporting via the Calwin software. Safety certifications, power options, and sample‑rate configurations are also covered.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Applications
- Accessories
- Advanced Features
- Reporting
- Sensor Options
- Sensor Specifications
- Safety and Compliance
- Warranty and Support
Specifications
| Silicon pressure sensor ranges | 1500, 3500, 6000, 10000 & 15000 psig |
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| Silicon pressure sensor accuracy | 0.024 % full scale |
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| 270 psia pressure sensor accuracy | 0.040 % full scale or ±0.11 psi (0.744 kPa) |
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| Temperature accuracy (RTD) | ±0.4 °C (±0.20 °C typical) |
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| Operating temperature range | -40 °C to +80 °C |
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| Operating humidity | 5 % to 95 % non‑condensing |
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| Maximum pressure sampling rate | 240 samples/second on one pressure channel |
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| Communication interface | Intrinsically safe HazNet RS485 |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum pressure sampling rate of the Hawk 9000?
The Hawk can be programmed to sample up to 240 samples per second on a single pressure channel.
How is data downloaded from the Hawk 9000?
Data can be downloaded quickly using the hazardous‑location approved SD‑card interface on the device.
What safety certifications does the Hawk 9000 have?
It is CSA/UL approved Exia Class 1 Division 1 (Groups A‑D) and meets Canadian Electrical Code Part II and UL 913 standards.