Introducing a Modular Data Logger
Engineered for Use in Embedded Applications
Measurement systems are being called upon to deliver sophisticated capabilities as efficient energy use and e-mobility technologies progress.
Hioki data loggers drive solutions that turn measurement system issues into advantages, for example by assuring the safety of high-voltage systems, accommodating enormous numbers of measurement channels, and realizing data compatibility with upstream systems.
Key Features
- Add measurement modules as needed to create the measurement system you need
- [LR8102] Add channels by synchronizing sampling across multiple loggers
- [LR8102] Transfer high-speed data in real time
General specifications
Accuracy guaranteed: 1 year| Product model | Data Logger LR8102 | Data Logger LR8101 |
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| Modules that can be connected | See [Options] > [Connectable measurement modules] | |
| Maximum number of module connections | 10 | |
| Maximum number of synchronizable loggers | 10 (Requires optical connection cables) |
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| Power supply | AC adapter: AC Adapter Z1016 (operates on 12 V DC ±10%) External power supply: 10 V DC to 30 V DC AC Power Module M1100: Always required when using the Power Measurement Module M7103. |
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| Operating temperature and humidity range | −10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F), 80% RH or less (non-condensing) | |
| Number of LAN ports | 2 | 1 |
| Communication interface | [LAN1 functionality] Collecting data and setting recording conditions using Logger Utility Setting the initial IP address using Logger Utility Setting and controlling recording using communication commands Manually acquiring data using an FTP Server Automatically sending data via FTP (FTP client) HTTP server function XCP on Ethernet (TCP) NTP client function [LAN2 functionality] XCP on Ethernet (UDP) Measurement data can be output by UDP |
[LAN1 functionality] Collecting data and setting recording conditions using Logger Utility Setting the initial IP address using Logger Utility Setting and controlling recording using communication commands Manually acquiring data using an FTP Server Automatically sending data via FTP (FTP client) HTTP server function XCP on Ethernet (TCP) NTP client function |
| External media | USB Drive, Operation guaranteed: Z4006 (16 GB) SD memory card/SDHC memory card supported, Operation guaranteed: Z4001 (2 GB), Z4003 (8 GB) |
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| External control terminal | Pulse/logic input (1), External sampling input (1), External input and output (4), Alarm output (4), GND terminal (5), CAN interface (1) | Pulse/logic input (1), External sampling input (1), External input and output (4), Alarm output (4), GND terminal (5) |
| Dimensions and weight | - No module: Approx. 80W × 166H × 238D mm (3.1W × 6.5H × 9.4D in.) (excluding protruding parts), Approx. 1.5 kg (3.3 lbs) - With one M7100 installed: Approx. 134W × 166H × 263D mm (5.3W × 6.5H × 10.4D in.) (excluding protruding parts) - With ten M7100 installed: Approx. 620W × 166H × 263D mm (24.4W × 6.5H × 10.4D in.) (excluding protruding parts) |
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| Included accessories | Operating Precautions ×1, Startup Guide ×1, DVD ×1 (Startup Guide, Instruction Manual, Logger Utility, Logger Utility Instruction Manual, CAN Editor, CAN Editor Instruction Manual, Communication Command Instruction Manual) | |
- Note
- This product does not include an AC adapter. Either the AC Adapter Z1016, Power Cable L1012, or the AC Power Module M1100 must be purchased separately. In case of combining with the M7103, the AC Power Module M1100 is required.
GB 6485 
US 6438 
CA 5770 
AU 5394 
IE 3913 
BR 3301 
VN 2336 
NZ 1840 
