Indoor Environment Quality TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:


MI 6401 SPECIFICATION (FOR THE STANDARD SET) Illuminance (A1092 type B probe) Illuminance range 0.01 lux to 19.99 lux 20.0 lux to 20000 lux


MICROCLIMATE PROBE (A 1091) Air temperature range Air temperature accuracy Relative humidity range


Relative humidity accuracy (10 % - 90 %RH) Dew point calculation


AIR VELOCITY Air velocity range


Air velocity accuracy (0.10 m/s to 9.99 m/s) Air velocity accuracy (10.0 m/s to 20.0 m/s)


EXTRAS Globe Temperature (WBGT) Index


Natural Wet Bulb Temp Black Globe Radiant Temperature PMV and PPD measurement Luminance Contrast


Standard K type thermocouple range


CO concentration CO2


DOWNLOADING Memory


Downloading methods Software included


GENERAL DATA Size (mm) Weight


Power supply Internal charging circuitry KEY FEATURES concentration requires A 1131 black globe


requires A 1132 Luminance probe requires A 1181 CO probe


requires A 1180 CO2 requires A 1128 probe


up to 4000 locations USB 


110 x 85 x 220 0.5 kg


6 x AA (rechargable) or mains 


probe ORDERING INFORMATION:


Part No. Description MI 6401EU Poly


EURO (EU) KIT INCLUDES: Description


Standard kit with ISO calibration certifi cate for complete system instead of Calibration certifi cate.


ORDERING INFORMATION:


Part No. Description MI 6401ST Poly


0.01 lux to 20000 lux 0.02 lux + 8 % 8 %


-20 °C to 60 °C


±0.2 °C at 25 °C (0.5 °C over working range) 0.0 % to 100.0 % ±2 % 


0.10 m/s to 20.0 m/s ±(0.05 m/s + 5 %) ±5 %


STANDARD (ST) KIT INCLUDES:


Part No. Description MI 6401


Poly


A 1144 A 1091 A 1092 A 1133


Probe adapter Microclimatic probe


Illuminance probe type B Carrying case


83004993 USB cable A 1135 A 1147


Power supply adapter/charger 6 NiMH batteries


SensorLink PRO software Tripod adapter Instruction manual Calibration certifi cate


Detailed CO and CO2


measurment.


Recalling of memory, sample of help menu. Accessories: page 6.12 6. 11


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