• Receives data from up to 12 wireless transmitters
• Summed total of inputs feature
• Auto ‘power on’ and ‘power off’ of remote transmitters
• Transmits data to wireless printer
• Simple wireless configuration and calibration
• Wireless range of up to 800 m (2,600 ft)
• battery powered 40 hours use
• Waterproof to IP67
• Available accessory black leather carry case with clear viewing window shoulder strap

This wireless portable display receiver provides an 8 digit LCD reading from up to 12 of the T24 transmitters (strain gauge, voltage, current, temperature, pulse or potentiometer ). The T24-HA can be operated in two modes:

• Result Mode sums the values from the ‘paired’ acquisition modules making this sum the primary displayed value.
• Item Mode allows the user to select which acquisition module value to display.

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The T24 transmitters can be ‘powered on’ and ‘powered off’ automatically by the T24-HA handheld. Status indicators inform the user if the remote transmitter module has input integrity problems, low battery, low signal, over range or other error. The T24-HA display can be toggled between gross and a tared value and can optionally be scaled to change measurement units.

In addition, a function key can be configured to retransmit the displayed value to other T24 modules such as a printer.

The licence free 2.4GHz direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) radio telemetry technology offers high integrity, error free communications which can co-exist with other wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® and Zigbee®. FCC, ETSI and IC approvals.

This wireless portable display receiver uses a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries and is configured using free T24 Toolkit software which runs on a PC connected to a T24 base station. 

The T24-HA handheld display is typically seen in applications requiring wireless loadcell measurement  or wireless strain gauge display. To learn more about these applications please see our 'Industries' tab.

*Maximum range achieved in open field site at a height of 3 metres (9.8 feet) above ground.

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