The new Accsense Ethernet 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 Ethernet connectivity. All collected data can be conveniently accessed remotely through the Accsense Cloud Monitoring platform.

Ethernet 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 Ethernet Pro for uninterrupted data recording, even during power outages or network 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 offer enhanced monitoring and alerting services while still including 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 allowed, including door alarm contacts
• Hierarchy-based user types and a higher number of individual users

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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 TR72A2 allows you to measure and record temperature from 0 to 55°C and humidity from 10 to 95%RH.
The LCD screen allows the simultaneous display of either the current values of two channels, the highest and lowest values of channel 1, or the highest and lowest values of channel 2. The ALM icon on the LCD alerts the user of the occurrence of an alarm.
Use the wireless LAN feature (compatible with enterprise communication) to auto-upload data to the cloud for anytime anywhere access and receive warning notifications. By using Bluetooth or USB, you can configure device settings, generate reports, download data, and view the uploaded data. You can download the recorded data and change the device settings on a PC via USB Connection. A USB cable is required to connect the device to a PC and can be purchased as an add-on accessory.

The TR72A2 uses a wireless LAN access point to auto-upload recorded data and warning notifications to TandD’s free-of-charge cloud-based “T&D WebStorage Service”. You can download data and configure device settings using TandD’s dedicated app “TR7 for Windows (for Windows)” or “T&D Thermo (for smartphone/tablet)“. By using their Windows software “T&D Graph”, you can easily view and analyze data from a PC.

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The TR72A2-S can measure temperature from -25 to 70°C and humidity from 0 to 99%RH at high precision.
The LCD screen allows the simultaneous display of either the current values of two channels, the highest and lowest values of channel 1, or the highest and lowest values of channel 2. The ALM icon on the LCD alerts the user of the occurrence of an alarm.
Use the wireless LAN feature (compatible with enterprise communication) to auto-upload data to the cloud for anytime anywhere access and receive warning notifications. By using Bluetooth or USB, you can configure device settings, generate reports, download data, and view the uploaded data. You can download the recorded data and change the device settings on a PC via USB Connection. A USB cable is required to connect the device to a PC and can be purchased as an add-on accessory.

The TR72A2-S uses a wireless LAN access point to auto-upload recorded data and warning notifications to TandD’s free-of-charge cloud-based “T&D WebStorage Service”. You can download data and configure device settings using TandD’s dedicated app “TR7 for Windows (for Windows)” or “T&D Thermo (for smartphone / tablet)“. By using their Windows software “T&D Graph”, you can easily view and analyze data from a PC.

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LogBox LTE is an IoT data logger with LTE NB IoT, CAT-M1, or 2G communication network. This device allows monitoring and data recording remotely, in installations with LTE infrastructure, perfectly suitable for mobile applications at long-distance locations or sites that do not need to use IT infrastructure.

The device has two analog inputs, plus a digital input and one digital output. LogBox LTE works with MQTT protocol both in publisher and subscriber mode, therefore it can publish data to IoT brokers and also read commands, enabling it to remotely execute some commands. Remote connection with low-cost infrastructure and application versatility are the highlights of this product.

LogBox LTE has a built-in rechargeable backup battery to keep data safe during a power outage. SMS notification and easy integration with NOVUS Cloud will also help commission this device quickly. LogBox LTE uses NXperience software, which has the NXperience Trust, a version that meets Good Manufacturing Practice compliance, meeting with the technical requirements of FDA Regulation Title 21 CFR Part 11 for validation of computer systems.

Features

• Suitable for mobile applications in long-distance locations
• Configuration and data download via USB or NOVUS Cloud
• SMS alarm notification
• Built-in rechargeable backup battery
• Easy integration with NOVUS Cloud
• Data communication via LTE network through NXperience and SCADA

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The RTR-500BM can be combined with any of the RTR-500/RTR500B series data loggers and up to 20 loggers can be registered for simultaneous use. PC software “RTR500BM for Windows” or the mobile app “T&D 500B Utility” can be used to set up mobile communication settings. Because the data collector uses mobile networking to transfer data, all you need to do is secure a power source and be in mobile range to send data to TandD’s cloud-based WebStorage Service, which makes it easy to check data, display graphs, and check warnings from your PC, smartphone or tablet anytime, anywhere.

The RTR-500BM has a warning monitoring function that sends a warning e-mail via the T&D WebStorage Service and/or SMS when a set limit is exceeded. Also, by connecting a buzzer or lamp to the contact output, you can set up an on-site alarm.

*To use an RTR-500BM, a SIM card from a carrier or mobile network service must be purchased.

The RTR-500BM replaces the RTR-500MBS-A model.

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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-502B is a temperature data logger with an external sensor and quick response to changes in temperature. It has a large selection of optional sensors with a wide measurement range (-60℃ to +155℃), which provides extra versatility to match your situation. It also has a waterproof rating of IP64 (splash-proof).

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-502B 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-502B is comparatively quick to follow changes in temperature and can be used with a wide variety of sensors, making it suitable for use in logging product temperature of both liquids and solids. It is also well suited for measuring ambient temperatures inside refrigeration and freezer units.

Looking for the RTR-502? 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-502B 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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