Key benefits

• Very low power consumption for long-term autonomous operation.
• Universal sensor compatibility via analogue and digital interfaces (RS-232/RS-485, SDI-12, Modbus and more).
• High-capacity I/O resources designed to support complex monitoring systems.
• Embedded data processing & alarms with up to 32 measurement channels and up to 32 alarm channels.
• Global connectivity options including cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, Ethernet and satellite interfaces.
• Faster commissioning with drag-and-drop sensor setup via the software ecosystem and online sensor library.

Typical applications

Meteorological and hydrological monitoring, solar resource & PV plant monitoring, road weather (RWIS), air quality monitoring, early warning networks and multi-parameter monitoring projects.

Software & data services

The GEO-DataView software suite for METEODATA-4000 series comprises:

• a cloud platform for simple and secure browser-based data access (Webtrans 4K),
• a desktop software for the datalogger and sensors management (Teletrans-W4K), and
• a mobile app (iOS and Android) for direct access to the device (GEO-DataLink).

For detailed user guides and software documentation, click here.

MTD4000 on Senseca Spain website – click here.

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LoRaWAN® technology uses the unlicensed frequencies of the ISM band (for example EU868, US915, AU915, KR920, AS923, IN865) and allows a transmission range of several kilometers depending on the installation position and the urbanization condition of the place where the network infrastructure is located, with extremely limited energy consumption, allowing long operation of battery-powered devices.

With the LR35… series, we provides a wide range of loggers with sensors for all general measurement conditions like temperature, humidity, differential pressure, CO₂, PM.

For outdoor applications, we have specific IP67 loggers with connections to pyranometers, rain gauges and soil moisture.

But also we connect any other third party measurement with LoRa as long as it has a standard output: 4-20mA, 0-10V, Modbus-RTU.

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Please click on the picture to see an overview of the compact meteorological loggers to assist you in finding the best possible solution

The HD33M.2 data logger has an integrated GSM/GPRS module. It has 5 inputs: easy to use for monitoring (and/or) temperature, humidity, solar radiation, rainfall quantity, wind speed and direction (with cup-anemometer). Optional atmospheric pressure can be integrated in the unit. The instrument can simply be integrated with any FTP or Cloud solution.

Data logger:

• Datalogging of temperature, relative humidity, dew point temperature, atmospheric pressure, solar radiation, rainfall amount, wind speed and direction
• Available in two versions: with input for standard RS485 MODBUS-RTU sensors or with inputs for dedicated Senseca sensors
• GSM/GPRS module for remote monitoring
• Data sending via email, FTP and to an HTTP server (e.g. Senseca Cloud)
• PC software for configuration, monitoring and downloading of data to a database
• Software option available for compliance with FDA 21 CFR part 11 recommendations
• Alarm notification via e-mail and SMS when configurable measurement thresholds are exceeded
• IP 67 waterproof housing
• Optional custom LCD display (HD33LM.2)
• Can be powered by mains or photovoltaic panel (with optional external power supply unit)
• Atmospheric pressure option (HD33M4b.2 or HD33LM4b.2)

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A low pressure sensor with high accuracy and stability and auto-zeroing feature ensure high accuracy and stability over the time.

Three 0…5/10 V and 0/4…20 mA analog outputs and a digital RS485 output with “Slave” Modbus-RTU protocol allow connecting the instrument to a network of sensors are available. The instrument can also be connected to a local network via the Ethernet interface (optionally Wi-Fi, on request). The simultaneous operation of two communication protocols (proprietary and Modbus TCP/IP) is possible. The instrument manages up to 10 “TCP/IP Client” simultaneously. If the local network is connected to Internet, the data can be regularly sent to an FTP address, to the Cloud and via e-mail.

The instrument is also available in a version with only the 3 analogue outputs and the RS485 digital output, with decimal resolution. Click here for the HD50CR-AS dedicated manual.

Configuring the instrument is very simple: if both connected to the same network, this can be done through any device that has been granted access to the instruments webserver.

For each detected quantity, two alarm thresholds can be set by the user. Exceeding a threshold is signaled by direct alarms.

For specific FDA regulations that can apply in the Pharmaceutical industry, we can provide optional modules to our standard HD35AP-S and HDServer1 software to fully operate conform 21 CFR part 11 regulations.

The HD50CR provides the ideal solution for the application, keeping track of any out of range values and providing the perfect evidence for any quality audit. The stainless steel flush-mounted style guarantees that the instrument is easy to clean.

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With the HD50 it is possible to start from 1 logger and extend it to a practically unlimited network of loggers. The HD50 settings can be opened from a web browser, as it has a built-in webserver. This way it is also possible to monitor the actual measurements.

Senseca already has the HD35 series, based on RF communication. In some cases when networks are very wide or complex or divided into more than 1 building, a mix of cabled, WiFi and Radio Frequency loggers can be the best solution. The HD50 series have the possibility to be integrated in such hybrid networks.

What benefits do this logger series have?

• Easy to use: it can be directly accessed by a web browser
• It can be used stand alone or in networks with hundreds of loggers
• Additional software for all solutions: database locally on PC, database on local server, cloud based
• Wide range of standard sensors (°C / UR / LUX / Atm / CO₂/ differential pressure / PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.0, PM10)
• It can support practically ‘any signal’: universal inputs make it possible to integrate any transmitter with standard output
• Optional software available for CFR21part11 (pharmaceutical market)
• The logger can send an email alarm when a value is higher or lower than the set threshold

HD50PM;

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• One or more HD35ED… series devices: the HD35ED… devices acquire the values measured by the built-in sensors or by the external sensors connected by cable. The data are both stored in the internal memory of the device and transmitted via radio to the receiving unit (base unit/Access Point). Most HD35ED… devices are battery operated and do not require power connections.
• An HD35AP… base unit (Access Point): receives the measured values from all HD35ED… devices and transmits them to the PC. The HD35AP… base unit has an internal buffer battery with limited autonomy, so it must be powered from the outside by connecting it to the appropriate power supply (optional) or to the PC USB port.
• Software HD35AP-S: to be installed in the PC, it allows to download and visualize the data, to insert the data in a database and to configure the system.
  The software can be downloaded free of charge here.

We provide dataloggers with integrated sensors and dataloggers with external probes, which can be connected via M12 connectors or terminals depending on the model. To the dataloggers with terminal inputs you can connect:

• Transmitters with a 0÷20 or 4÷20 mA current output and a 0÷50 mV, 0÷1 V or 0÷10 V voltage output.
• Pt100 / Pt1000 temperature sensors and thermocouples type K, J, T, N, E
• Sensors with dry contact (counting of commutations) or potentiometric output

Typical applications:

• Food and Warehouses
• Pharmaceutical, Medical Laboratories, Clean Rooms
• Museums, Buildings and Public places
• Air Conditioning
• Renewable Energy
• Agriculture and Greenhouses
• Meteorology and Hydrology
• Industrial Processes

The system consists of the following components:

• HD35AP… base units
• HD35RE… repeaters
• HD35ED... series of dataloggers
• HD35ED-ALM remote alarm device

The system may consist of a maximum of 255 devices (including the base unit and any repeaters). Each device is uniquely identified by its own address. Thanks to wireless transmission, installation of the system is extremely simple and fast.

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Please click on the picture to see an overview of the compact meteorological loggers to assist you in finding the best possible solution

HD33M-MB.2: flexible to use GSM/GPR  data logger with Modbus input and additional contact input.

When combined with our compact (wind) measurements (HD52.3D series, HD51.3 series) the integration is fast and complete. Best fit when you need a fast and simple solution.

Integration of other Modbus sensors is available on request. This logger is designed for Meteo applications and has connectivity to Cloud, through FTP or HTTP.

Standard the logger is supplied without display, but this can be added as option.

• Temperature, relative humidity, dew point, atmospheric pressure, solar radiation, rainfall quantity, wind speed and direction – through Modbus input
• Remote monitoring possible.
• Data on local server or Cloud, through FTP and to an HTTP server
• Free PC software for configuration, monitor and data download
• Alarms: e-mail and text messages
• IP 67 waterproof housing
• Optional custom LCD (HD33LM-MB.2)
• Powered 7-30VDC, or solar panel (optional power supply unit)

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This logger has multiple inputs/outputs:

• 4 analog independently configurable inputs
• 2 voltage-free counting contact inputs
• SDI-12 “Master” port compatible with version 1.3.
• RS485 port Modbus-RTU configurable as “Master” or “Slave”.
• Ethernet MODBUS TCP/IP (optional as HD33MT.4/E or HD33LMT.4/E).
• 2 voltage-free contact alarm outputs.

Optionally, on request, an internal atmospheric pressure sensor can be added to the logger. As the electronic circuits for this are already integrated, this will not influence the number of free available inputs .

The modem will step down (from 4G to 3G to 2G) when a certain network is not available.
Standard supplied without display, ordering code with display HD33LMT.4

Depending on the sensors connected, simultaneous monitoring of: temperature, humidity, dew point, atmospheric pressure, solar radiation, amount of rain, wind speed and direction,

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