COMBILOG 1022

The COMBILOG 1022 is a high precision, compact and easy to handle data logger, which can be used in multiple applications. Due to its outstanding technical specifications and the attractive price, it is a leading product worldwide for e.g. meteorological, industrial, wind power and solar applications.

Because of its toughness (-40°C up to 85°C) it is suitable for almost any environment. Also as a stand-alone solution it is working perfectly due to its very low power consumption (0,1 W).

As the COMBILOG 1020, the new COMBILOG 1022 is produced by paying specific attention to the quality. Only the highest quality of components is good enough to achieve the accuracy and reliability of the COMBILOG. By developing the new COMBILOG 1022 we have paid attention to the fact that its often complimented user-friendlieness is being keept. It is obvious to us that the new 1022 is compatible with the old 1020. You just have to upload your configuration to the new 1022 and replace the old one.

Due to its compact dimensions it is fitting even in the smaller housings. But it also is a reliable partner as a labratory unit. With its bright LCD Display and its easy to use plug in contacts it is a good support while doing the daily testing.

The COMBILOG 1022 will be delivered with an easy to use configuration software. For the configuration of the COMBILOG are no programming skills needed.

For a comfortable and automatic transfer of the data from the Combilog to the PC and for a professional storage of the data, we recommend the software COMGRAPH32 as usefull aid.

Of course we are happy if you are using our sensors together with the COMBILOG 1022 but it is also possible to use any kind of sensors of other companies. Even data telgrams of "intelligent" sensors can be implemented through the RS485 interface.

We are very proud that Kipp & Zonen is recommending the COMBILOG 1022 to its customers. Especially in the field of radiation measurement it is necessary to have a very accurate data logger which is able to handle sensors which are delivering very low voltages.