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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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A voltage-free contact input allows connection to a rain gauge with a contact output (normally open or closed). It calculates the rainfall rate in mm/h and the daily rainfall quantity.

The data logger supports Ethernet connections and can operate two communication protocols simultaneously: proprietary and Modbus TCP/IP, managing up to 10 TCP/IP clients. It can send data to an FTP address, the Cloud, and via email.

Users can set two alarm thresholds for each measured quantity, with acoustic and email notifications for exceeded thresholds. Alarm hysteresis and delay are configurable.

The HD35AP-S software configures the data logger, displays real-time measurements, and manages data. HDServer1 software can handle multiple data loggers, automatically detecting and managing them in a network, and entering data into a database. The HD35AP-CFR21 option ensures data protection compliant with FDA 21 CFR part 11.

The data logger is installed on a 35 mm DIN rail and requires a 7…30 Vdc external power supply.

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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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Main features:

• Unit of measurement °C, °F, °K configurable.
• Flash memory organized in 64 sections with a total capacity of 800.000 acquisitions to be divided among all the present inputs. Storage can be managed in two ways:
  • when the available memory is full, data are overwritten by starting from the oldest ones (circular memory),
  • storage stops when the available memory is full.
• Simultaneous display in group of 4.
• Maximum, minimum or average of the stored values.
• Selectable storage interval: 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 minutes and 1 hour.
• Data logging: instantaneous or postponed, with the possibility of selecting the storage start and end.
• Data download: RS232C, 1200…38400 baud or USB 1.1 – 2.0.
• DeltaLog9 software for data download and processing.
• LCD backlit graphic display 128×64 pixel.
• Instrument setup through the keyboard; no connection required to the PC.
• Security password for keyboard locking.
• Power supply: 4 1.5V alkaline C-BABY type batteries, or external power supply 12VDC-1A or by means of the USB port of the PC.
• Consumption @6VDC:
  • <60μA when the instrument is off
  • <60μA in sleep mode with 8 probes connected
  • <40mA with all probes connected

Use of data loggers HD32.8.8 and HD32.8.16: in field for measurement campaigns on complex systems with many measurement points, testing facilities, in pharmaceutical and food sectors, ovens mapping, air conditioning centrals etc.

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Main features:

• Unit of measurement °C, °F, °K configurable.
• Flash memory organized in 64 sections with a total capacity of 96.000 acquisitions for each one of the 8 inputs. Storage can be managed in two ways:
  • when the available memory is full, data are overwritten by starting from the oldest ones (circular memory),
  • storage stops when the available memory is full.
• Simultaneous display of the 8 inputs.
• Maximum, minimum or average of the stored values.
• Selectable storage interval: 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 minutes and 1 hour.
• Data logging: instantaneous or postponed, with the possibility of selecting the storage start and end.
• Data download: RS232C, 1200…38400 baud or USB 1.1 – 2.0.
• DeltaLog9 software for data download and processing.
• LCD backlit graphic display 128×64 pixel.
• Instrument setup through the keyboard; no connection required to the PC.
• Security password for keyboard locking.
• Power supply: 4 1.5V alkaline C-BABY type batteries or external power supply 12VDC-1A.
• Consumption @6VDC:
  • <60μA when the instrument is off
  • <60μA in sleep mode with 8 probes connected
  • <40mA during data logging with 8 probes connected

Use of the HD32.7 data logger: in the field for machine or equipment measurements, plant or machine testing, production check, oven mapping.

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Main features:

• Unit of measurement °C, °F, °K configurable.
• Flash memory organized in 64 sections with a total capacity of 800.000 acquisitions to be divided among all the present inputs. Storage can be managed in two ways:
  • when the available memory is full, data are overwritten by starting from the oldest ones (circular memory),
  • storage stops when the available memory is full.
• Simultaneous display in group of 4.
• Maximum, minimum or average of the stored values.
• Selectable storage interval: 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 minutes and 1 hour.
• Data logging: instantaneous or postponed, with the possibility of selecting the storage start and end.
• Data download: RS232C, 1200…38400 baud or USB 1.1 – 2.0.
• DeltaLog9 software for data download and processing.
• LCD backlit graphic display 128×64 pixel.
• Instrument setup through the keyboard; no connection required to the PC.
• Security password for keyboard locking.
• Power supply: 4 1.5V alkaline C-BABY type batteries, or external power supply 12VDC-1A or by means of the USB port of the PC.
• Consumption @6VDC:
  • <60μA when the instrument is off
  • <60μA in sleep mode with 8 probes connected
  • <40mA with all probes connected

Use of data loggers HD32.8.8 and HD32.8.16: in field for measurement campaigns on complex systems with many measurement points, testing facilities, in pharmaceutical and food sectors, ovens mapping, air conditioning centrals etc.

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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)

HD33M.2, HD33LM.2, HD33M.2X, HD33M.2W, HD33LM.2X, HD33LM.2W, HD33M4b.2, HD33M4b.2X, HD33M4b.2W, HD33LM4b.2, HD33LM4b.2X, HD33LM4b.2W

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The data logger is completely programmable by the user and is therefore very versatile.

The supplied HD32MTLogger application software allows simple and intuitive programming by using graphic interfaces, without the need of learning any programming language, thus minimizing the time needed to make the system operational.

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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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