| Fuji Electric Recorder |
| Fuji Electric PHA |
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PHA 180mm and PHC 100mm
inkjet strip chart recorders.
(See link below on left for PHC page)
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| Starting at
$1,999.00 |
- The PHA comes in
either 6 or 12 channels and the PHC in either 3
or 6.
- Generates 7
different types of reports to cover all of your
reporting needs.
- Continuous or
dotting recording.
- Advanced math
functions provide reciprocal, subtraction,
logarithm, and square root functions.
- 20-digit, 2-line,
six channel display in English, French, or
German.
- Non-contact, inkjet
printing with selectable ink color for each
channel.
- RS-485
communications option.
- Chart illumination
option.
- Refillable ink
cartridges.
- Side by side
mounting possible.
- Zoom, zone, and
auto ranging.
- Alarm module relays
option which provides six per module (PHA has 1
or 2 modules; the PHC has one).
- Universal input.
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| Line Drawing or
Economy Dotting
Models Available
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a color brochure on this product |
PHC
RECORDER PAGE |
| Why use
dot-matrix or fiber-tip pen printing when Fuji
Electric’s patented, cutting-edge recording
technology offers an affordable inkjet printer? With an
excellent rating for measuring range accuracy and analog
trace accuracy, and a three-year warranty, these strip
chart recorders represent the latest recording technology
on the market today. The PHC Series 100mm and the PHA
Series 180mm recorders offer brilliant six color
recording utilizing Fuji Electric’s patented inkjet
mechanism. Tiny piezo elements electronically dispense
small dots of colored ink, 0.3 mm in diameter, onto the
chart paper. This non-contact printing advancement traces
vibrant trend lines and prints sharp alphanumeric
characters. This technology, previously available on
expensive printers only, now comes in a strip chart
recorder at an affordable price — one that falls
below the cost of most dot-matrix type printers. If you
note the difference in print quality between the
dot-matrix and the inkjet type-faces, you’ll
conclude there’s simply no reason to use a
dot-matrix type recorder anymore |