Data logger
System configures itself
Tinytag has expanded its range of indoor wireless data loggers with the Plus Radio models. They are housed in an IP67 waterproof housing and can be used in industrial, warehousing and outdoor areas.
The radio system is typically installed on larger or remote sites or sites with many monitoring points. The data loggers are powered by user-replaceable alkaline batteries or, if required, by power supply units. To set up the network, simply install the software, connect the receiver and switch on the data loggers - the system configures itself and automatically forms a Mesch wireless network.
The wireless loggers work together and send the information to the receiver, where it can be viewed on a PC, via a LAN or remotely via the Internet. If a data logger cannot send its data directly to the receiver, it is redirected to the receiver via other loggers or stored locally in the data logger until communication is re-established. The devices have user-programmable alarms and warnings can be sent automatically by e-mail.
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