Accsense Monitoring software gives you peace of mind whether you’re relying on Accsense hardware to monitor vaccine temperature, high-value medical goods, or a medical cleanroom. This real-time monitoring and alarming software is included free with your Accsense system along with all feature upgrades.

Easy to use with no learning curve, Accsense software is web-based, with no installation or firewall configuration hassles. All measurements taken by Accsense are immediately available on your Online Accsense Account. You’ll see a customizable interface with a Measurement Dashboard showing data from all your sensor pods. With just a few clicks you can view your data online in real-time, download data for offline analysis, and get instant access to charts of your measurement history.

Accsense automatically sends email, SMS text message, pager or phone alerts whenever your temperature or other values go out of specification. Sequential alarms mean that Accsense will continue calling your custom list of phone numbers until the alarm is acknowledged, helping to ensure corrective action is taken in time to save your inventory.

With data updated in real-time, you can plot measurement history, analyze tabular measurement data, and set custom alarms. You’ll also get alarm notification in the event of power or internet outages. Each pod requires a monitoring plan, available from 1, 3 or 5 years.

All Accsense Monitoring systems automatically send your data to our secure cloud server for storage. Just sign in to your Accsense Account using a standard web browser to modify the system configuration from anywhere you have an internet connection. With Accsense your data is completely secure and backed-up, with password-protected, limited access privileges.

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The T&D MCR-Series Data loggers are 4 input channel voltage or 4 input channel thermocouple data loggers. Each logger has an integral LCD graphing display and is battery operated. With sample rates from 100 HZ to once per hour and on board storage of up to 960,000 readings these loggers can be used for a variety of tasks.

Up to 4 units can be coupled together to increase input channel count to 16 with time synchronized between the coupled units. An SD memory card slot can be used to expand the storage or for data portability.

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dataTaker data loggers are used in a wide variety of applications around the world. Many of these are relatively low channel count applications. The dataTaker CEM20 channel expansion module is available when you have need for a large number of analog inputs in your data logging application.

Each physical analog input channel of a dataTaker is a 4 wire input. Each physical channel can be configured for a single three or four wire sensor, two 2-wire differential sensors or three common ground reference sensors. The CEM20 multiplexes a single logger’s analog input to 20 inputs. Each of the inputs on a CEM20 can be configured the same as the physical channel of the loggers. You can connect a CEM20 to each of a base unit’s physical channels. This means that a DT80 application can scale to 300 analog inputs; a DT85 can scale to 960 analog inputs.

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dataTaker has over 25 years of geotechnical datalogging expertise. The DT80G and DT85G are the base units which support vibrating wire sensor support.

These dataTaker loggers are full-featured and intelligent. Full-featured means built-in Ethernet communications, an integral LCD display. There is a large, internal memory with email and FTP services which allows for easy data management. New with the Series 4 is a programmable analog output channel and optional built in WiFi. The DT85 has an optional internal 3g modem.

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The DT80 and DT85 data loggers from dataTaker have an interesting option for those applications where remote monitoring is required, but no internet connection exists. For environmental applications where no wired or wifi network exists or for industrial applications where access to the corporate internet connection is not possible The DT80M and DT85M have a built in cellular 3G modem which can give you access to the data you need. These loggers are used in a number of remote monitoring applications at customer sites where access to the LAN and internet is not permitted by the customers’ IT department.

The DT80M and DT85M have all of the same advanced features as the base units. These loggers can perform all the same sophisticated logging and monitoring functions and add in a full featured 3g cellular modem. This allows for direct SMS messaging for alarm notification or measurement notification as well as email and FTP data transfers. The DT80M and DT85M can also use the CEM20 channel expansion module to increase the number of analog input channels to over 900.

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The most popular loggers in the dataTaker family are the DT80, the DT85 and the DT82i. The key functional differences of these loggers is the number of analog and digital inputs. The core functionality is the same across these models.

These dataTaker loggers are full-featured intelligent, universal input. Full-featured means built-in Ethernet communications, an integral LCD display, an internal battery. There is a large, internal memory with email and FTP services which allows for easy data management. These loggers have optional models with integrated WiFi. New with the Series 4 is a programmable analog output channel.

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dataTaker has over 30 years of environmental data logging expertise. The DT82E and DT2EM with internal 3G cellular modem are the two environmental focused models. Engineered for low power operation for solar or battery powered installations make these loggers ideal stand-alone monitoring solutions.

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Accsense is a system designed to monitor the storage conditions of critical or high value products. Primarily targeted for the life sciences, pharmaceutical and health care industries, Accsense provides temperature logging and out of tolerance alarming.

While temperature is the most common parameter monitored by Accsense systems, virtually all other physical parameters can be monitored.

Accsense is a cloud based solution which allows you to access the current or historical data from any web browser with Internet access. A cloud based solution means there is no local software to load or servers to manage – all of that is handled by the Accsense cloud. A wired or WiFi connection to the Internet is all that is required.

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The Accsense Electrocorder EC-1V data logger can record single-phase AC voltage across the range of 1 to 300 Vac. The logger comes in a kit and includes a serial cable, Electrosoft software, a convenient carrying case and a standard North American plug to plug directly into a standard wall socket.

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The Accsense Electrocorder DC-3VA two-channel data logger is specifically designed to accurately monitor one or two DC voltage channels, 1V to 300Vdc & loads up to 300Adc, and one DC current channel. This allows users to monitor PV (photovoltaic) cell output, DC charger performance, as well as many other applications such as DC motors. The stored data is uploaded to a PC via the supplied USB cable for later analysis.

The logger comes in a kit including the logger, three fused voltage leads, a DC current probe, USB lead, 12Vdc PSU, Electrosoft software, and a convenient carrying case. Users can choose a selectable averaging period to suit each situation, accurate to less than 1% of range.

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