USB or Bluetooth Temperature Loggers in the Field – Which Are Right for You? For outdoor field monitoring, data access can be a critical issue—especially in hard-to-reach or limited-access ...

Three new battery-powered specialty loggers join Measurement Computing’s line of USB-based data loggers: the USB-503 0-30-VDC voltage logger, the USB-504 4-20-mA current loop logger, and the USB501-LT ...

A selection of 11 USB Data Loggers including variants of the EL-USB-1, EL-USB-2 and EL-USB-TC. Easy to set up and download data by plugging these units into a PC’s USB port and using the free EasyLog ...

The USB-9239 operates at ±10V while the USB-9229 operates at ±60 V. Suitable for vibration and acoustical data logging, the NI 9234 dynamic signal acquisition module allows users to turn IEPE ...

Emerson recently launched a new GO USB Logger suite of products. These programmable and reusable data loggers collect time, temperature, and humidity data from perishable products in-transit, the ...

The PicoLog CM3 USB and Ethernet networked current data logger measures power consumption of any line-connected equipment, building supplies, and machinery.

The reusable data loggers collect time, temperature and humidity data for perishable products in-transit. Emerson launched a new GO USB Logger suite of products. The programmable and reusable data ...

The HOBO USB Micro Station data logger features five inputs that accept a wide range of Onset’s plug-and-play Smart Sensors for environmental monitoring, plus a USB port for fast data readout. Both ...

The LogTag UTRID-16 Data Logger System from CiK Solutions GmbH includes a built-in USB connector, automatic PDF report generation, and six-level multi-alarm display.

The USB segment is estimated to contribute a significant share during the forecast period. USB-based data loggers are widely used across industries for their ease of use, cost-effectiveness, and ...

The two primary types of field temp/RH data loggers available are traditional USB options and newer models utilizing Bluetooth technology. With USB, users physically connect the data logger to the USB ...

USB loggers may have a built-in USB connection or use optical communication via a base station or data shuttle, which then plugs into a computer’s USB port.