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Edge Devices

Vibrating wire 5-channel

The 5-channel data logger may be used for scenarios in which one borehole contains multiple sensors such as piezometers or multipoint borehole extensometers. It is also ideal for groups of sensors like strain gauges and load cells with 3 to 5 sensors.

Vibrating wire 1-channel aluminum version

LS-G6-VW-1M

The aluminum alloy box version is offered with an external antenna which improves the range for long distance applications such as strain gauges or pore water pressure monitoring.

Piconode

LS-G6-PICO

The Piconode is a small but reliable and robust data logger that can be discreetly installed at work sites. It is able to read sensors for monitoring ground anchors, cracks, pressure and temperature, among others.

Analog 4-channel

LS-G6-ANALOG-4

The Analog 4-channel admits most inputs from analog sensors, such as voltage, 4-20mA, potentiometer, FWB, thermistor or PT100, allowing it to digitize load cells, strain gauges and pressure cells.

Digital logger

LS-G6-DIG-2

The digital logger brings the advantages of electronics to the geotechnical world. It can easily connect a wireless network of in-place inclinometres (IPIs) on a chain in a hole or excavation, multipoint borehole extensometers (MPBX) and other sensors from leading manufacturers.

LaserTilt90

LS-G6-LAS-TIL90

The LaserTilt90 can be used to measure and monitor settlement from a reference point or to infer vertical settlement at the tunnel crown, tunnel and mining convergence, bearing and expansion joint movements, displacement in structures and buildings, deformations in underground excavations, slope movements, fracture and faults surveillance.

Tilt90-x

LS-G6-TIL90-X

The Tilt90-x may be used to monitor bridge and other critical infrastructure, embankments, building response to tunneling and excavation-induced ground movements, foundations and deep excavations, landslide-prone areas and slope stability.