The new Accsense Wi-Fi Pro is the next generation in cloud-based data logging from Accsense. This smart IoT device makes it easy to monitor and record data wirelessly in any location with Wi-Fi connectivity. All collected data can be conveniently accessed remotely through the Accsense Cloud Monitoring platform.

Wi-Fi Pro features 3 universal analog inputs and 1 digital input that can act as a pulse counter—ideal for flow sensors—or as an event recorder to log occurrences like door openings. It utilizes MQTT for seamless data transmission to the Accsense Cloud Monitoring platform.

You can rely on the Wi-Fi Pro for uninterrupted data recording, even during power outages or Wi-Fi disruptions, thanks to its robust 2-year backup battery. It’s also suitable for use in regulated industries, offering features to support compliance with FDA Regulation Title 21 CFR Part 11 for secure data handling.

The new Accsense Pro systems provide enhanced monitoring and alerting capabilities while retaining all the key features of the original Accsense system:

• Access to the Accsense Cloud Monitoring portal for viewing your critical data 24/7
• Secure, protected data with 99.99% server uptime
• E-mail, text message, and voice-synthesized phone call alerts
• Online account management
• Alarm status and resolution logging
• Download historical data for local archive

Advanced features that have been requested by customers over the years have also been added. These features include:

• Local display on the pod
• Audit logs for traceability
• A wide variety of input sensor types are compatible, including door alarm contacts
• Hierarchy-based user types and a higher number of individual users

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The RTR-507B connects to our temperature and high precision humidity sensor enabling it to measure and record temperatures from -25 to 70℃ and humidity from 0 to 99% RH with superior accuracy.

The brand new RTR-500B series allows you to mix and match an array of wireless radio communication loggers with various Base Units or Data Collectors to meet your needs. Logged data can be automatically sent via network or mobile communication to be saved in cloud storage or to a specified location.

RTR-507B data loggers have a wireless radio communication range with compatible base units of up to 150m (500ft).

Data can be transmitted from a logger to a base unit and then automatically uploaded to cloud storage or saved to a specified location. Data can also be checked on your PC screen or on-site with one of our compatible data collectors.

It is perfect for situations where strict temperature and humidity control is required, such as when storing delicate items or when testing in temperature-humidity controlled chambers.

Looking for the RTR-507? The RTR-500 Series has been effectively discontinued, however, existing RTR-500 Series hardware will work with the new RTR-500B Series.

Introduction to the RTR-500B Series

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The all-in-one sensor for RTR-503B has a temperature measurement range of 0-55℃ and a humidity measurement range from 10 to 95％RH.

The brand new RTR-500B series allows you to mix and match an array of wireless radio communication loggers with various Base Units or Data Collectors to meet your needs. Logged data can be automatically sent via network or mobile communication to be saved in cloud storage or to a specified location.

RTR-503B data loggers have a wireless radio communication range with compatible base units of up to 150m (500ft).

Data can be transmitted from a logger to a base unit and then automatically uploaded to cloud storage or saved to a specified location. Data can also be checked on your PC screen or on-site with one of our compatible data collectors.

The RTR-503B with its wireless radio communication capabilities is perfect for applications where temperature and humidity at various measurement points are managed at once, such as in temperature-controlled storage facilities and warehouses.

Looking for the RTR-503? The RTR-500 Series has been effectively discontinued, however, existing RTR-500 Series hardware will work with the new RTR-500B Series.

Introduction to the RTR-500B Series

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The RTR-501B with its compact rugged design and internal temperature sensor can be used in environments of -40℃ to +80℃ and has an IP67 waterproof rating (immersion proof). The slower response to temperature changes makes it perfect for temperature monitoring of products stored in the refrigerator.

The brand new RTR-500B series allows you to mix and match an array of wireless radio communication loggers with various Base Units or Data Collectors to meet your needs. Logged data can be automatically sent via network or mobile communication to be saved in cloud storage or to a specified location.

RTR-501B data loggers have a wireless radio communication range with compatible base units of up to 150m (500ft).

Data can be transmitted from a logger to a base unit and then automatically uploaded to cloud storage or saved to a specified location. Data can also be checked on your PC screen or on-site with one of our compatible data collectors.

Its strong and compact design makes it perfect for temperature management during transportation of not only food items, but also, pharmaceuticals and precision equipment.

Looking for the RTR-501? The RTR-500 Series has been effectively discontinued, however, existing RTR-500 Series hardware will work with the new RTR-500B Series.

Introduction to the RTR-500B Series

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The Expert Logger 400 is Delphin‘s new generation of data loggers. It combines the latest communication technology with advanced measurement technology and is based on FPGA technology to make it especially powerful. It can process up to 16 analog input channels at both low and high rates of sampling. Measurement data can be accurately acquired, independently stored and transmitted to the internet or a PC for evaluation via USB, LAN, WLAN or LTE.

Operation Made Simple

Sensors are connected via plug-in screw terminals and a chart clearly shows how channels are arranged. Users always have a good overview of the channels despite their high density. Each set of four terminals can be configured as two differential inputs to measure voltage, currents, thermocouples, or to take measurements from a 4-wire RTD.

Configuration – Fast and Easy

The Expert Logger 400 is simple to configure from a PC. These settings remain stored within the Expert Logger even when disconnected from the power supply. The device settings can also be read out and stored on a PC and analyzed offline without the need for a connected Expert Logger. The offline configuration settings are then simply read into the device when connected. The software used for configuration is simple to operate to let users fully focus on their measurement tasks.

Intelligent Signal Processing

Signal processing using internal software channels significantly simplifies measurement tasks. Flexible calculation channels enable measurement data to undergo further computation and recording. Integrators directly calculate volumes or quantities from time-related measurement data such as mass and discharge flow rates. Limit values can monitor measurement data and be used to switch digital outputs or automatically send emails. Complex signal processing is possible using pulse counters, stop-clock functions, and operating-hours counter. Averages can be calculated and recorded as time-weighted or moving. The Expert Logger‘s software channels clearly set it apart from other loggers and make it very popular among users.

Applications

• Data logging
• Environmental measurement technology
• Product testing
• Measurement data diagnosis
• Lab data acquisition
• Trials and tests
• Energy optimization

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The Expert Logger 300 is Delphin‘s new generation of data loggers. It combines the latest communication technology with advanced measurement technology, and is based on FPGA technology to make it especially powerful. It can process up to 46 analog input channels at both low and high rates of sampling. Measurement data can be accurately acquired, independently stored and transmitted to the internet or a PC for evaluation via USB, LAN, WLAN or LTE.

Operation made simple

Sensors are connected via plug-in screw terminals and a chart clearly shows how channels are arranged. Users always have a good overview of the channels despite their high density. Each set of four terminals can be configured as two differential inputs to measure voltage, currents, thermocouples, or to take measurements from a 4-wire RTD.

Configuration – Fast and Easy

The Expert Logger 300 is simple to configure from a PC. These settings remain stored within the Expert Logger even when disconnected from the power supply. The device settings can also be read out and stored on a PC and analysed offline without the need for a connected Expert Logger. The offline configuration settings are then simply read into the device when connected. The software used for configuration is simple to operate to let users fully focus on their measurement tasks.

Intelligent Signal Processing

Signal processing using internal software channels significantly simplifies measurement tasks. Flexible calculation channels enable measurement data to undergo further computation and recording. Integrators directly calculate volumes or quantities from time related measurement data such as mass and discharge flow rates. Limit values can monitor measurement data and be used to switch digital outputs or automatically send emails. Complex signal processing is possible using pulse counters, stop-clock functions and operating-hours counter. Averages can be calculated and recorded as time-weighted or moving. The Expert Logger‘s software channels clearly set it apart from other loggers and make it very popular among users.

Applications

• Data logging
• Environmental measurement technology
• Product testing
• Measurement data diagnosis
• Lab data acquisition
• Trials and tests
• Energy optimization

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The Expert Logger 200 is Delphin‘s new generation of data loggers. It combines the latest communication technology with advanced measurement technology, and is based on FPGA technology to make it especially powerful. It can process up to 32 analog input channels at both low and high rates of sampling. Measurement data can be accurately acquired, independently stored and transmitted to the internet or a PC for evaluation via USB, LAN, WLAN or LTE.

Operation made simple

Sensors are connected via plug-in screw terminals and a chart clearly shows how channels are arranged. Users always have a good overview of the channels despite their high density. Each set of four terminals can be configured as two differential inputs to measure voltage, currents, thermocouples, or to take measurements from a 4-wire RTD.

Configuration – Fast and Easy

The Expert Logger is simple to configure from a PC. These settings remain stored within the Expert Logger even when disconnected from the power supply. The device settings can also be read out and stored on a PC and analysed offline without the need for a connected Expert Logger. The offline configuration settings are then simply read into the device when connected. The software used for configuration is simple to operate to let users fully focus on their measurement tasks.

Intelligent Signal Processing

Signal processing using internal software channels significantly simplifies measurement tasks. Flexible calculation channels enable measurement data to undergo further computation and recording. Integrators directly calculate volumes or quantities from time related measurement data such as mass and discharge flow rates. Limit values can monitor measurement data and be used to switch digital outputs or automatically send emails. Complex signal processing is possible using pulse counters, stop-clock functions and operating-hours counter. Averages can be calculated and recorded as time-weighted or moving. The Expert Logger‘s software channels clearly set it apart from other loggers and make it very popular among users.

Applications

• Data logging
• Environmental measurement technology
• Product testing
• Measurement data diagnosis
• Lab data acquisition
• Trials and tests
• Energy optimization

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The Expert Logger 100 is among Delphin‘s new generation of data loggers. It combines the latest communication technology with advanced measurement technology and is based on FPGA technology to make it especially powerful. It can process up to 16 analog input channels at both low and high rates of sampling. Measurement data can be accurately acquired, independently stored and transmitted to the internet or a PC for evaluation via USB, LAN, WLAN or LTE.

Operation made simple

Sensors are connected via plug-in screw terminals and a chart clearly shows how channels are arranged. Users always have a good overview of the channels despite their high density. Each set of four terminals can be configured as two differential inputs to measure voltage, currents, thermocouples, or to take measurements from a 4-wire RTD.

Configuration – Fast and Easy

The Expert Logger is simple to configure from a PC. These settings remain stored within the Expert Logger even when disconnected from the power supply. The device settings can also be read out and stored on a PC and analyzed offline without the need for a connected Expert Logger. The offline configuration settings are then simply read into the device when connected. The software used for configuration is simple to operate to let users fully focus on their measurement tasks.

Intelligent Signal Processing

Signal processing using internal software channels significantly simplifies measurement tasks. Flexible calculation channels enable measurement data to undergo further computation and recording. Integrators directly calculate volumes or quantities from time-related measurement data such as mass and discharge flow rates. Limit values can monitor measurement data and be used to switch digital outputs or automatically send emails. Complex signal processing is possible using pulse counters, stop-clock functions, and operating-hours counter. Averages can be calculated and recorded as time-weighted or moving. The Expert Logger‘s software channels clearly set it apart from other loggers and make it very popular among users.

Applications

• Data logging
• Environmental measurement technology
• Product testing
• Measurement data diagnosis
• Lab data acquisition
• Trials and tests
• Energy optimization

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Users can access onsite data either on the screen data or from a remote location via RS-232/RS-485/RS-422 serial interfaces or via Ethernet networking. The Brainchild PR10 includes standard configuration software featuring a historical viewer. Configuration can be done on a PC and then sent to the recorder. Historical data can be stored in flash ROM, Compact Flash Card, or on a remote host PC for data evaluation and print-out.

View the PR Series Brochure.

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Users can access onsite data either on the screen data or from a remote location via RS-232/RS-485/RS-422 serial interfaces or via Ethernet networking. The PR20 includes standard configuration software featuring a historical viewer. Configuration can be done on a PC and then sent to the recorder. Historical data can be stored in flash ROM, Compact Flash Card, or on a remote host PC for data evaluation and print-out.

View the PR Series Brochure.

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