Types of Data Loggers

Types of data loggers range from the simple, stand-alone units built into a USB stick with a single sensor small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, to multi-channel universal input instruments that measure multiple external sensors that can be connected to a PC or networked to monitor and record data.

No matter what your project, there is a data logger solution that is suitable to your specific project. Click here for information on more data logger applications.

USB

Plug directly into a USB port on a PC for configuration and data downloading.

Wireless

Real-time, remote access to your data via cellular, WiFi, or Ethernet interface.

WiFi

Monitor All Types of Applications Remotely with WiFi Data Loggers.

Bluetooth

Solutions for easy access to your data via standard, short range wireless links.

RFID

Devices with an RFID antenna to track products' environmental conditions.

Multi-Channel

Expandable to 100’s of Inputs, Ethernet, USB, WiFi & Cellular Models.

Modbus

Monitor multiple points spread across a factory floor or several buildings.

Portable

Compact, low-cost solutions display data on the go without a PC.

Paperless

Compact, reliable on-line monitoring with display and data logging.

High Speed

Capture dynamic signals such as pressure transients, dynamic force, and more.

Low-Cost

Data Loggers for Cost Sensitive Applications.

Stand-Alone

Internal Memory, Portable, Battery-Powered, 2 to 48 Inputs.

Universal Input

Flexible input channels for measurement of many types of signals with one device.

Battery Powered

Low-cost solutions that add portability to all types of applications.

Remote

Capture data and receive real-time data and alarms from anywhere, anytime.

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Guide

Choosing The Right Data Logger For Your Application

Solutions providers’ field hundreds of calls and emails weekly addressing the same question: “Which of the data loggers you carry best fits my application?” Whether you are an engineer working out the details of your latest project or a buyer filling a requisition, the number of available options when choosing your data logger can often be overwhelming. To make your selection easier, we’ve put together this brief selection guide.