Specifications
TRSYS20
Measurand | heat flux (2 x), temperature (4 x), temperature difference (2 x) |
TRSYS20 specifications | |
Uncertainty of calibration | ±3 % (k = 2) |
Measurement resolution | 0.02 W/m² |
Guard width to thickness ratio | 5 m/m (as required by ISO 9869 D.3.1) |
Accuracy | < ± 0.1 °C (as required by ISO 9869, paragraph 5.2) |
Measurement resolution | 0.02 °C |
Thermocouple type | IEC 60584-3:2007 type KX |
Tolerance class | Class II |
Required data analysis to determine building R-value and U-value | to be performed by the user according to ISO and ASTM standard practices |
Standards governing use | ISO 9869, ASTM C1046, ASTM C1155 |
Number of measurement locations | 2 |
Cable length per location | location 1: 10 m, location 2: 20 m |
Rated operating temperature range HFP01 and TC | -30 to +70 °C |
Measurement duration range | > 3 days |
Data storage capacity | > 30 days |
MCU specifications | |
Connection | to local area network (LAN) via ethernet or directly to PC via USB |
Graphical user interface | web page via web browser |
Supported web browsers | Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari |
Rated operating voltage MCU | 10 to 16 VDC |
Ingress protection class | IP54 |
PSU specifications | |
Input voltage | 110-220 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz |
Ingress protection class | IP22 |
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Building thermal resistance measuring system
The high-sensitivity HFP01 heat flux sensors combined with the robust, high-resolution electronics ensure that TRSYS20 continues making meaningful measurements when other systems no longer perform; in particular at very low heat fluxes and low temperature differences across the wall. The matched thermocouple pairs allow measurement of temperature differences with an uncertainty better than 0.1 °C over the entire temperature range. Two measurement locations provide redundancy allowing the user to verify that the measurement results are representative for the building envelope component.
User interface: MCU as a web server
TRSYS20 is controlled via a PC. No software installation is required. The measurement and control unit (MCU) can be connected to a local area network (LAN) via ethernet or directly to a PC via USB. The MCU provides a graphical user interface in the form of a webpage that is accessible through a web browser. The graphical user interface allows the user to start and stop experiments; to monitor real-time heat flux, temperature and temperature difference measurement data; and to review preliminary results.
The system generates a data file, containing the measurement time, heat flux, temperature and temperature difference for the two measurement locations. The data file is stored in the MCU and can be downloaded through the graphical user interface. The user is responsible for the data analysis, calculating the R-, Λ- or U-value of the building envelope according to the ISO 9869 or ASTM C1155 standards.
Unique features and benefits
- robust and stable
- best paperwork: complies with ISO and ASTM standards
- temperature difference sensors: tested for 0.1 °C accuracy requirements
- simultaneous measurements on two locations
- measures very small heat fluxes
- intuitive and easy to use graphical user interface
- connection via ethernet (LAN) or USB
- water- (rated IP67) and corrosion proof sensors
Calibration & conformity assessment
Calibration of TRSYS20 components is traceable to international standards. TRSYS20 is provided with formally traceable calibration certificates. HFP01 heat flux sensors are calibrated in accordance with ASTM C1130. Temperature difference sensors are “individually” tested as matched pairs.
Suggested use
- Heat flux and differential temperature measurement for building R-value, Λ-value or U-value determination
TRSYS20 thermal resistance measuring system
- high-accuracy in-situ building R-value measurements
- best paperwork: complies with ISO and ASTM standards
- temperature difference sensors: tested for 0.1 °C accuracy requirements