Suto Display and Data Logger | S 330/331

Suto - Display and Data Logger | S 330/331

Display and Data Logger | S 330/331

Display and Data Logger S 330/331

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The universal display and data logger can measure, display and record all relevant parameters (Flow, consumption, dew point, pressure, temperature, power consumption, compressor status etc.) in a compressed air system.

Features

• High resolution 5“ colour touch screen interface
• All SUTO sensors and compatible third party sensors are connectable
• 16 x Modbus inputs (58 standard or optional 108 Channels)
2 x SDI inputs (12 channels)
2 x Analog and pulse input (4 channels)
Plus 10 virtual channels for calculations like kW/m³/min or Differential
pressure
• 2 wall casings available: 4 cable glands or 7 cable glands
• USB interface for data transfer to data stick or PC
• RS-485 (Modbus RTU) and Ethernet (Modbus TCP) interface to factory
automation system
• 10 W sensor power supply (24 VDC)
• Data logger (S 331 only): 100 million values
• Alarm monitoring with 2 relay outputs
• Integrated web server for remote monitoring
• Quick set up
• Various options for system extension

The SUTO S 330/331 is a powerful yet cost effective local display, sensor interface and data logging (S 331 only) solution for virtually any
application. Up to 20 sensors can be connected to a single device allowing local nodes to be setup throughout the factory. With it's easy to
use, high resolution 5” touch screen, information from all the connected sensors can be accessed locally making readings easy to access for
those on the ground.

Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP output data can be transmitted into the site’s ethernet network allowing information to be viewed in real time via an existing SCADA system or with the simple and easy to use SUTO S4M software. Alternately locally logged data can be downloaded onto a USB memory card or directly to a computer through the USB port.

The S 330/331 can display virtually any parameter from the connected sensors and with it's virtual channels can make calculations to help you measure and monitor efficiency or productivity, simplifying often complex tasks. Alarms can be set on each signal to your preselected
parameters helping keep an eye on performance and indicating when there is a problem.