The new modular data recorder compactly offers you a wide range of functions. Due to the small design and the use of rechargeable batteries, you can measure almost anywhere.
The gt-432 series is designed for recording with the Acoustic Camera as well as for measurements with up to 100 accelerometers.
The integrated touch display allows you to check the data recorder even without a PC.
The new gt-432 offers you a wide range of options for measuring your sound and vibration signals.
Connect up to 112 channels with a sampling rate of 192 kHz to the gt-432 series.
Thanks to the modular design, you can adapt the data recorder exactly to your requirements. The entry-level model gt-200 offers 24 channels for connecting an acoustic camera or 24 ICP sensors.
Fully equipped, the gt-432 offers you a total of 112 channels: 96 microphone or ICP channels, 12 digital inputs and 4 optically decoupled analog inputs (voltage or current supplied).
The integrated display shows you the most important parameters of the data recorder.
Run it mobile with one of two Bosch battery packs or use the power supply.
Parallel operation of multiple arrays is implemented as well as the possibility of parallel operation of several data recorders of the gt-432 series.
| Dimensions | 270 x 200 x 193 mm without batteries (W x L x H) |
| Weight | 4060 g |
| Microphone Channels | up to 96 time-synchronized, analog channels (4 cards with 24 channels each) |
| ICP Channels | up to 96 time-synchronized, analog channels |
Sampling Rate | 48 to 192 kHz (32 bit) |
Interface | 1 Gbit Ethernet PC interface streaming |
| Ingress protection code | IP20 |
| Cable length to array Cable length to notebook | Up to 20 m (on request: 50 m) 50 m for 1 GB Ethernet |
| Power supply | 100 to 240 V |
| Operating environment | 0 °C - 45 °C, up to 80 % RH |
| Measurement cards available | |
| DMCADC401 | 24 analog inputs |
| DMCAIC401 | 24 analog inputs |
| DMCAI401 | 4 analog BNC-channels (optically decoupled) |
| DMCDDC401 | 12 digital channels |
| CAN Bus | Support of CAN bus data in NoiseImage |
