Paperless Recorder, 8/16/24/32 Channel

Q1: What is a paperless recorder?
A1: A paperless recorder is an instrument that records the collected data/arithmetic data on a time-based axis in the instrument's internal storage system without consuming any common recording facilities, such as paper, pen, and ink. The stored data recorded inside the instrument is displayed on the LCD screen after calculation and simulation. Commonly used display LCD screens are more extensive. On the LCD screen, digital display, bar graph display, curve display, alarm list, etc. can be displayed.

Q2: What is the use of different channel numbers of paperless recorders?
A2: The number of channels of urgent interest means that the scene is necessary to record the next few data on the selection of several channels, for example, if the scene is only a point of temperature, then choose a channel, there are two points of temperature necessary to record the selection of two channels. Usually in order to facilitate future expansion, you can choose a few more channels on the basis of this backup.

Q3: What’s the difference between a circular chart recorder and a paperless recorder?
A3: A circular chart recorder uses pens and paper to log data on a rotating chart—simple but requires manual paper and pen changes. A paperless recorder stores data digitally, supports 8/16/24/32 channels, offers touchscreen display, USB/SD transfer, and remote monitoring. It's more advanced and maintenance-free.

Tips: How do I select the right number of channels (8/16/24/32) for my application?

Choosing the right paperless recorder configuration depends on the number of input signals you need to monitor simultaneously. For basic applications, an 8-channel recorder may be sufficient, while 16, 24, or 32-channel models are ideal for complex industrial processes requiring extensive data logging. If you anticipate future expansion, opting for a higher-channel model ensures scalability. Additionally, consider factors like sampling rate, data storage capacity, and communication interfaces (USB, Ethernet, Modbus) to match your operational requirements.

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