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Yamato GL260 10-Channel Data Logger (4.3-inch Color Display)

Yamato GL260 10-Channel Data Logger (4.3-inch Color Display)

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Yamato GL260 10-Channel Data Logger (4.3-inch Color Display) Overview

The Data Logger With 4.3" Color Display, 10 Analog Channels (GL260) from Yamato Scientific is a compact standalone multi-channel data logger built around ten isolated analog inputs and a 4.3-inch TFT color screen. LabSupplies.com supplies this unit as an authorized dealer, shipping genuine hardware from USA inventory.

Each of the ten channels uses isolated, balanced inputs wired to M3 screw terminals, accepting DC voltage, thermocouples (K, J, E, T, R, S, B, N, C, W), and humidity through the optional B-530 sensor. Sampling spans 10 ms to 1 hour, with a moving-average digital filter selectable across 2, 5, 10, 20, and 40 points.

Power comes from a 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz AC adapter, with optional 8.5–24 V DC or a battery pack for portable work. Measuring 188 × 117 × 42 mm and weighing roughly 500 g, the GL260 fits crowded benches and field kits. Manufactured in Japan, it operates from 0–45°C and 5–85% RH.

Key Features

  • 10 Isolated Analog Channels: all channels use balanced, isolated inputs through M3 screw terminals for noise-resistant measurement.
  • Wide Input Compatibility: reads DC voltage from 20 mV to 100 V, ten thermocouple types (K, J, E, T, R, S, B, N, C, W), and humidity with the optional B-530.
  • 4.3" Color Display: WQVGA TFT screen (480 × 272) shows live readings and waveforms directly on the unit.
  • High-Speed Sampling: intervals from 10 ms to 1 hour, plus logic/pulse inputs handling up to 50 kHz across four channels.
  • Onboard Storage: approximately 8 GB internal memory plus an SD card slot, recording in GBD or CSV format.
  • Connectivity and Alarms: USB 2.0, optional wireless LAN via B-568, and four alarm output channels.

How to Choose the Right Data Logger

Matching a data logger to your measurement task means weighing channel count, input flexibility, recording speed, and how the unit is powered and stored on-site. Use the criteria below to confirm the GL260 fits your workflow .

  • Channel Count: verify you need up to ten simultaneous analog inputs; isolated, balanced channels reduce cross-channel interference in mixed-signal setups.
  • Input Types: confirm the logger accepts your sensors — DC voltage, ten thermocouple types, and humidity with an optional probe cover most lab and process measurements.
  • Sampling Speed: intervals from 10 ms to 1 hour determine whether the unit captures fast transients or long-duration trends.
  • Display and Storage: an onboard color screen and roughly 8 GB plus SD storage let you monitor and archive data without a connected PC.
  • Power Options: AC adapter operation suits the bench, while optional DC input or a battery pack supports portable and field deployment.
  • Footprint: at 188 × 117 × 42 mm and about 500 g, confirm the compact form factor suits crowded benches or transport cases.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Type Compact standalone multi-channel data logger
Analog Input Channels 10 (all channels isolated, balanced input; M3 screw terminals)
Input Types DC voltage, thermocouple (K, J, E, T, R, S, B, N, C, W), humidity (with optional B-530)
Voltage Range 20 mV to 100 V; 1–5 V F.S.
Sampling Interval 10 ms to 1 hour
Display 4.3" TFT color (WQVGA, 480 × 272)
Internal Memory Approx. 8 GB; SD card slot
Data Format GBD / CSV
Interfaces USB 2.0; wireless LAN (with optional B-568)
External Input Sampling trigger (1 ch); logic/pulse (4 ch), max 50 kHz
Alarm Output 4 channels
Digital Filter Off, 2, 5, 10, 20, 40 (moving average)
Power Source AC adapter 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz; optional DC 8.5–24 V; optional battery pack
Power Consumption Max 36 VA (at AC100V)
External Dimensions (W×D×H) 188 × 117 × 42 mm
Weight ~500 g (excluding AC adapter and battery)
Operating Environment 0–45°C, 5–85% RH
Country of Origin Japan

Available Sizes and Configurations

SKU Configuration Pack
GL260 EA EA

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Why Buy From LabSupplies.com

Order the GL260 directly from LabSupplies.com and receive a genuine Yamato Scientific unit backed by manufacturer support. We stock and ship lab instrumentation from USA inventory, so your logger leaves the warehouse without an importing delay.

  • Authorized Yamato Scientific Dealer: every unit is genuine and carries the manufacturer warranty.
  • In Stock: ready to ship from USA inventory.
  • Fast USA Fulfillment: dispatched from domestic stock for quick delivery.
  • Lab-Equipment Specialists: our team answers spec and configuration questions before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many analog input channels does the GL260 support?

The GL260 supports 10 analog input channels. All channels are isolated with balanced inputs wired through M3 screw terminals for noise-resistant measurement.

What input types and ranges can the GL260 measure?

It measures DC voltage from 20 mV to 100 V (1–5 V F.S.), ten thermocouple types (K, J, E, T, R, S, B, N, C, W), and humidity with the optional B-530 sensor.

What are the power requirements for the GL260?

The unit runs on a 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz AC adapter, drawing a maximum of 36 VA at AC 100 V. Optional 8.5–24 V DC input and a battery pack are available for portable use.

How fast can the GL260 sample data?

Sampling intervals range from 10 ms to 1 hour. External logic and pulse inputs across four channels handle frequencies up to 50 kHz.

How much data can the GL260 store and in what format?

The GL260 has approximately 8 GB of internal memory plus an SD card slot. Data is recorded in GBD or CSV format and transferred via USB 2.0 or optional wireless LAN.

What are the dimensions, weight, and operating environment of the GL260?

The GL260 measures 188 × 117 × 42 mm (W×D×H) and weighs about 500 g, excluding the AC adapter and battery. It operates from 0–45°C and 5–85% RH and is manufactured in Japan.

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