Versatile Measurement

The DT80W WiFi Universal Input Data Logger allows you to connect an array of sensors through versatile analog and digital channels, high-speed counter inputs, phase encoder inputs, and programmable serial sensor channels.

Temperature, voltage, current, 4-20mA loops, resistance, bridges, strain gauges, frequency, digital, serial, and calculated measurements can all be scaled, logged, and returned in engineering units or within statistical reporting.

Set up sampling, logging, alarm, and control tasks to suit your requirements while interfaces for smart sensors, GPS, and other intelligent devices expand the dataTaker DT80W flexibility.

Local Wireless Access

With wireless access, no need to have a physical connection to the logger. Send the program, view and download the data, or even modify your settings on a nearby PC or Tablet wirelessly either as a Master (Access Point mode) or Slave (Client).

Automatic Data Delivery

On Client mode, dataTaker can have access to a local router and if the router has internet access it can utilize the DT80W’s automatic data delivery features to schedule your data to be automatically emailed to your inbox every day, week, month, or other time interval.

More sophisticated systems can make use of the automatic data delivery features to send logged data to an FTP server.

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This portable temperature data logger is suitable for a wide range of temperature recording applications in industry, research and development. The OQ610 Portable Temperature Data Logger can be used as a stand-alone temperature data logger or as part of a complete system for through process monitoring in the food and paint industries.

With the addition of a thermal barrier, the Grant OQ610 is suitable for use in through process applications where heat treatment is being used to produce a product. To ensure consistent quality of heat-treated products, it is important to have proof that they have passed through the manufacturing process at the right temperature for the right amount of time. By passing the Grant OQ610 oven logger through the process along with the products, a temperature profile can be produced to show exactly what is happening to the products and the process. Benefits include improved quality of your product and increased efficiency, reduced energy costs, quality assurance reports for compliance and traceability and complete quality control for your process.

Key Features

• 6 channels for use with a wide range of K or T type thermocouple probes
• Battery operated and easily portable
• Simple 3 button operation via built-in display or from PC
• Can be configured to automatically start and stop logging at specific times or temperature levels
• Fast sample rates for fast process times: up to 8 samples/second
• Can provide automatic cure calculation in through process applications
• Non-volatile memory provides up to 260,000 readings of secure data
• Time and date reported with each reading
• Magnetic catch for battery compartment

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With the addition of a thermal barrier, the Grant OQ610 is suitable for use in through-process applications where heat treatment is being used to produce a product. To ensure consistent quality of heat-treated products, it is important to have proof that they have passed through the manufacturing process at the right temperature for the right amount of time. By passing the Grant OQ610 oven logger through the process along with the products, a temperature profile can be produced to show exactly what is happening to the products and the process. Benefits include improved quality of your product and increased efficiency, reduced energy costs, quality assurance reports for compliance and traceability, and complete quality control for your process.

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The OQ610-S logger has 6 temperature channels and digitally displays the value of all channels, and comes with type K extension leads. It can be connected to a PC or laptop via USB interface for downloading readings.

To determine concrete maturity, temperature measurement cables are cast into the concrete and cut off at the surface when the concrete has cured. Concrete maturity is calculated from elapsed time versus temperature and is shown as a maturity number. The maturity number is then used to determine when the concrete has cured sufficiently for the cables to be removed.

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The new DT85M Universal Input Data Logger Series 4 version has increased sampling speed, measurement range and programmable analog output.

The dataTaker DT85M intelligent data logger is a fully featured low-powered logging platform with an integrated cellular modem, making it perfect for remote applications. The rugged design and wide operating temperature range of the DT85M provides reliable operation in virtually any environment.

The DT85M’s perfect balance of performance with low-power also allows you to use a smaller solar panel without compromising on functionality.

Versatile Measurement

Connect an array of sensors through the versatile analog and digital channels, high-speed counter inputs, phase encoder inputs and programmable serial sensor channels.

Temperature, voltage, current, 4-20mA loops, resistance, bridges, strain gauges, frequency, digital, serial and calculated measurements can all be scaled, logged and returned in engineering units or within statistical reporting.

Set up sampling, logging, alarm and control tasks to suit your own requirements while interfaces for smart sensors, GPS and other intelligent devices expand the DT85M flexibility.

Automatic Data Delivery

Forget traveling long distances to get your data. Utilize the DT85M’s automatic data delivery features to schedule your data to be automatically emailed to your inbox every day, week, month or other time interval.

More sophisticated systems can make use of the automatic data delivery features to send logged data to an FTP server. Alarm conditions can also trigger data delivery in addition to sending alarm messages to multiple email addresses or mobile phones.

Easy to Configure

The DT85M is configured directly in your web browser using dataTaker’s dEX graphical interface. dEX takes you through the configuration of your logger, showing you wiring diagrams and allowing you to decide – in as much or as little detail – how you want to the system to work, suiting both novice or advanced users.

Using the internal modem you can even re-configure your system remotely over the internet if required.

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