Thermal microclimate instrument for workplace analysis

HD32.1

Thermal microclimate instrument for workplace analysis, measuring temperature, humidity, wind speed and pressure with SICRAM probes, three operating programs, data logging, RS232 and USB transfer.

Introduction

Workplace comfort and thermal stress decisions need more than a single temperature value. The HD32.1 is designed for microclimate analysis in workspaces, helping users capture the environmental parameters needed to assess whether an area is suitable for specific activities.
 
Three selectable operating programs adapt the instrument to the task. Microclimate Analysis measures wet bulb, globe, air temperature, atmospheric pressure, relative humidity and wind speed, then displays WBGT, Tu, WCI and average radiation temperature. Discomfort Analysis supports local comfort assessment using temperatures at head, abdomen, ankle and floor level, plus net radiation and radiant asymmetry. Physical Quantities mode extends the instrument to temperature, humidity, wind speed, light, CO and CO2 measurements with SICRAM probes.
 
Handling is built for multi-parameter field work. The HD32.1 has eight SICRAM probe inputs with automatic probe detection, an internal barometric pressure sensor, programmable logging with sampling interval and auto-start, plus RS232 and USB data transfer.

Workplace insight
Designed to assess workspace suitability through microclimate parameters.
Three task modes
Microclimate, Discomfort and Physical Quantities programs match different checks.
Multi-probe setup
Eight SICRAM inputs support simultaneous measurements with automatic probe detection.
Logged measurements
Programmable logging includes sampling interval, auto-start and stop time.
Connected transfer
RS232 and USB ports support data transfer from recorded sessions.

Features

Microclimate Analysis

Program A measures wet bulb temperature, globe temperature, air temperature, atmospheric pressure, relative humidity and wind speed. It displays WBGT, Tu, WCI and average radiation temperature.

Discomfort Analysis

 Program B measures air temperature at head, abdomen and ankle height, floor temperature, net radiometer temperature and net radiation. It displays radiant asymmetry temperature.

Physical Quantities

 Program C measures temperature, relative humidity, illuminance, luminance, PAR, irradiance, wind speed, CO and CO2 with compatible SICRAM probes.

SICRAM probe inputs

The instrument has eight inputs for SICRAM probes. Calibration settings are stored in the probe module, and probes are detected during instrument start-up.

Internal pressure sensor

A built-in barometric pressure sensor measures 600...1100 hPa with 0.1 hPa resolution and ±0.5 hPa accuracy.

Logging functions

 Measurement sessions can be programmed with a sampling interval. Auto-start sets the initial date and time, and controls automatic start and end of logging.

Display and controls

The instrument uses a backlit 128 x 64 point dot matrix display with function keys, navigation keys, PRINT, MEM and SETUP controls.

Instrument housing

The unit measures 220 x 180 x 50 mm, weighs 1,100 g with batteries, and has IP64 protection.