Calculating the total days of storage available – ADS Environmental Services ADS TRITON+ QR 775027 A3 User Manual
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Specifications
A-3
Modem
Telit HE910-NAD UMTS/HSPA+/GSM cellular
modem using TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol)
Bands: UTMS 800/850/AWS/1900; GSM 800/
900/1800/1900
Approvals
Hazardous Area – Approved for use in Zone 0,
Class I, Division 1, Groups C & D, in the US and
Zone 0 in the EU via SIRA/ATEX
Certified under IECEx (International
Electrotechnical Commission Explosion Proof)
Intrinsic Safety standards for use in Zone 0/
Class I, Div. 1, Groups C & D rated hazardous
areas.
(See Chapter 1 for a list of countries accepting
demonstrated compliance with the IECEx
scheme.)
Certificate of Compliance from the Canadian
Standards Association (CSA) for Intrinsically Safe
and Non-Incendive Systems – For Hazardous
Locations, Zone 0.
Calculating the Total Days of Storage Available
This section includes a special equation to use in determining the
number of days of data that can be stored in the monitor memory
based on a specific application. Consider the following when
calculating the total days:
• The monitor memory holds 832 kilobytes (or 851,968 bytes) of
data.
• The log rate determines the number of readings taken per day.
At a 15-minute sample rate, the monitor will record 96 readings
a day for a single entity. At a 5-minute sample rate, the
monitor will record 288 readings a day for a single entity.
• One entity reading consumes 8 bytes of monitor memory.
• The following table lists the standard number of entities
recorded for each sensor device. The date/time stamp for a
reading is equal to one reading. Therefore, each total below