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Convenient Functionality
When you want to make measurements at a location that has no
power outlets
You want to make measurements at a location that has no power outlets. You want to
power the LR8450 using batteries.
Z1007 Battery Pack
See “Z1007 Battery Pack” (p. 34).
You can power the instrument or wireless modules with the Z1007 Battery Pack.
When you want to use a sensor that requires a power supply
You want to supply power to the Z2000 Humidity Sensor or other sensor.
Voltage output terminal
See “Connecting voltage output” (p. 63).
You can output +5 V DC, +12 V DC or +24 V DC as a sensor power supply from the
instrument.
When you want to transport the instrument in a case
You want to transport the LR8450 and its accessories in a case.
C1012 Carrying Case
See “C1012 Carrying Case” (p. 35).
You can store the instrument and seven wireless modules in this case.
When you want to read sensor values directly
You want to display values from the Humidity Sensor, which generates output ranging
from 0 V to 5 V, as humidity values (% RH).
Scaling function
See “1.6 Using the Scaling Function” in the Instruction Manual.
You can use the scaling function to convert voltage values to humidity values.
By setting the conversion ratio to 20 and the unit to “% RH,” you can display values as
humidity values.
When you want to record current from an instrumentation device
You want to record a current of 4-20 mA that is being output from an instrumentation
device.
Connecting a 250
Ω
shunt resistor to the input terminal
See “Connecting wires to a screw-type terminal block” (p. 52).
You can record a current of 4-20 mA as a voltage of 1 to 5 V.
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