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gSKIN

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 U-Value KIT: Instruction Manual 

 

 

 

green

TEG

 AG 

 

Hofwisenstr. 50A

 

8153 Rümlang, Switzerland

 

 

T: +41 44 515 09 15

 

 

 

info@greenTEG.com

 

greenTEG.com

 

 

 

 

Appendix B: Data Logger Characteristics 

 
The table below shows the maximum measurement time for the adjustable measurement intervals 
   

 

 

Important Technical Notes 

1) If the memory of data logger is full, the oldest data is being overwritten until the current measurement takes up 
the whole available memory of 8 MB. Then data logging stops automatically. 
 
2) If the battery is fully charged, it is possible to log the data up to 5 weeks with 10 min intervals. 
 
3) A USB-charger can be attached to the MSR logger to keep the battery fully charged and therefore use the data 
logger for longer periods of time. 
 
 
 

Appendix C: Special instructions for window U-Value measurement 

 
Guidelines for set-up 

For the main part, performing a U-value measurement of a window using a U-value KIT can be done according to 
the instruction described under section 3. However, a few points should be taken into account while performing 
glass measurements. 
  
Measurements  of  the  U-Value  according  to  ISO  9869-1  2014  standard  section  7.1.  can  only  be  obtained  if  the 
measurement is conducted approximately one hour after sunset and stopped before sunrise to avoid the effects 
of solar radiation. Furthermore it requires a measurement interval over three subsequent nights and results not 
differing more than by 5%.  If it is not practical to set up the measurement in the evening, the timer function can 
be used to postpone the start of the measurement for several hours (see section 3.7.). This allows one to set up 
the  measurement  in  the  afternoon.  Alternatively,  in  the  csv-file,  data  points  obtained  during  daytime  can  be 
extracted as an excel file 

 a template can be provided by greenTEG upon request (email to info@greenTEG.com). 

This allows analysis of data gathered during the night and obtaining a graphical display of the result.  
  
Artificial light also has a large impact on the outcome of a window measurement. For reliable results it is therefore 
crucial that all lights in the room are switched off during the whole period of measurement. 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for gSKIN U-Value Kit

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual for gSKIN U Value Kit Status February 2020...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ps 3 4 Six steps summary 8 Appendix A U Value software introduction 9 Appendix B Data Logger Characteristics 12 Appendix C Special Instructions for window U Value measurement 12 1 The gSKIN U Value KI...

Page 4: ...easuring process Before starting please select the frequency at which you would like to log your data points and when you want to start the measurement process logger stores up to two million data poi...

Page 5: ...door surface with the side showing the gSKIN logo facing towards you Use the adhesive roll tape Mount the sensor on the exposed side of the tape Completely cover the sensor with tape and cut an additi...

Page 6: ...process as indicated in step 9 before you stop your ongoing measurement The following box outlines the conditions which should be fulfilled for a successful measurement according to ISO 98692 Short o...

Page 7: ...e corresponding to secondary y axis Dotted vertical line Start of analysis period The section comments shows the comments made regarding your latest measurement activity see step 7 comments can be cha...

Page 8: ...all stored data There is no option to retrieve deleted data unless you have stored it before as a CSV msr file on your pc see step 12 15 To close the U value software you can select the Exit button o...

Page 9: ...gSKIN U Value KIT Instruction Manual 7 12 greenTEG AG Hofwisenstr 50A 8153 R mlang Switzerland T 41 44 515 09 15 info greenTEG com greenTEG com Figure 6 How to demount the sensor correctly...

Page 10: ...www u value greenteg com and watch our U Value KIT video Choose an optimal measurement spot on the building element of interest On the inside of this spot place the heat flux sensor and one temperatur...

Page 11: ...t analysis method the average method is introduced in section 7 1 of the standard It is the method used in the current software The average method is valid if certain conditions are met The heat conte...

Page 12: ...he U value report as generated by the U value software V1 02 04 Figure 9 demonstrates an example of a visualization of the data analysis procedure for a measurement duration of 8 5 days The analysis p...

Page 13: ...3s U value calculated by using the first 2 3 of the analysis period in days Number of days of this period is calculated using INT 2 3 D where D stands for the duration in days of the analysis period...

Page 14: ...tion 3 However a few points should be taken into account while performing glass measurements Measurements of the U Value according to ISO 9869 1 2014 standard section 7 1 can only be obtained if the m...

Page 15: ...vember 2014 5 December 2014 15 December 2014 5 January 2015 5 February 2015 25 February 2015 16 March 2015 28 October 2015 19 April 2016 12 July 2016 1 March 2017 14 May 2018 09 April 2019 1 November...

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