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Compatible with Modbus RTU and other proprietary protocols
Suitable for connecting chains of sensors such as in-place inclinometers (IPIs) and multipoint borehole extensometers (MPBX)
Readily available to connect load cells, liquid settlement systems, level sensors
Such as weather stations, water quality probes and water level sensors
Advanced device management through mobile app for auto-setup, voltage threshold setup and addresses configuration
Experience a seamless connect-and-collect process with our extensive catalog of integrated digital sensors from leading geotechnical, geospatial, environmental and process sensor manufacturers.
Explore our range of versatile mounting plate accessories, designed to securely fix your device according to the requirements of any project.
Pole Mounting
Using the WS-ACC-POLE-PL8 aluminum plate for pole mounting together with either WS-ACC-U35 35 mm u-bolts or WS-ACC-U50, 50 mm u-bolt.
Wall Mounting
Using the LS-ACC-MEC-MP external mounting brackets for wall mounting (set of 2).
For a full list of available accessories, check out the
Digital Logger product datasheetExplore the wide range of monitoring solutions the Digital Data Logger enables across geotechnical, structural and environmental monitoring.
Geotechnical
Structural
Environmental
In-place inclinometers are positioned at fixed locations in the inclinometer borehole allowing continuous monitoring. Connect Shape Arrays and IPIs and wirelessly transmit data using the Digital Data Logger or the broadband ThreadX3 for longer chains.
Up to 200 segments of Shape Array using the Digital Logger and up to 300 segments using the ThreadX3.
Leverage compatibility with all major manufacturers of multi-point extensometers (MPBX) and in-place extensometers (IPX). Connect any vibrating wire, potentiometer, or analog displacement sensors installed in the head of the extensometer to the appropriate data logger. Digital MPBXs allow for reading more points with a single digital logger and enable the connection of more than one MPBX to the node.
If higher spatial resolution is needed, a chain of in-place extensometers can be installed in the borehole and connected to a digital logger.
The Digital Logger can be utilized to read and transmit the 3-D stress measurements from HID cells via a digital converter.
Connect piezometers and multi-point piezometers from all the major geotechnical sensor manufacturers. Use 1-channel or 5-channel Vibrating Wire data loggers to transmit data from any number of sensor configurations. Water level sensors can be connected through Analog or Digital Data Loggers.
Assess soil water tension and moisture with a tensiometer and a granular matrix sensor both connected to an Analog Data Logger. Additionally, measure volumetric water content with a soil moisture sensor connected to a Piconode. You can also connect the Digital Logger to one or a chain of digital tensiometers.
Monitor the pot bearing pressure and displacement through pressure sensors, extensometers or crackmeters. Control the joint expansions and contractions wirelessly connecting these sensors to Analog, Digital or Vibrating Wire data loggers.
Compatibility with major weather transmitter manufacturers via digital interface. Monitor precipitation, air temperature and other weather parameters using a weather transmitter connected to a Digital logger or ThreadX3. Multiple configurations readily available to stream the right data to your information systems.
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A smooth integration means Worldsensing’s engineers work closely with us to understand our technical requirements and specifications, so the Worldsensing platform can offer our customers the highest levels of compatibility and interaction with our sensors and systems.
Vincenzo Caci
Sales director, Sisgeo
The set-up and installation was extremely simple. The data could be immediately transferred to the evaluation and visualization system. Its main advantage is its ability to send radio signals from under manholes and over a long distance.Read success story
Dr.-Ing. Andreas Wagner
Project Manager, Angermeier Ingenieure
The adoption of Worldsensing IoT technology eliminates the need for cabling, reduces manual monitoring and allows significant savings up to 30% on the acquisition of materials and infrastructure and up to 40% on installation.Read success story
Leonardo Santana
Geotechnology Technical Leader, Tetra Tech
Worldsensing's IoT technology enables wireless, automated collection of sensor data in the mines for a safer and more work-efficient workplace.Read success story
Sudaryono Widodo
Founder and Director, Solusi Monitoring Indonesia
Worldsensing is very easy to use. The most important benefit is the wireless connection, in combination with the long range and the low-power consumption.
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Terra Vermessungen
Worldsensing solution has proven to be a game-changer in our project, exemplifying our commitment to innovation and safety in the field of slope monitoring. We continue to lead the way in technological advancements for a safer, more reliable transportation network.Read success story
Leon Hsieh
Manager, Sanlien Technology
Using Worldsensing loggers and gateways has enabled us to increase the size and quality of our continuous ground monitoring network throughout the mine, while still remaining efficient about time and resources required.
Darren Neely
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Together with Worldsensing, we successfully addressed the demanding monitoring needs of a complex project. Continuous monitoring has mitigated potential negative impacts on the environment and neighbouring communities, and been instrumental in ensuring uninterrupted pipeline service during construction, thereby effectively managing operational costs.Read success story
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Technology Team Lead, Insercor
The integration and reporting have been seamless and highly reliable since the start of our project. Trust in the structural health monitoring system lets the mine owner focus on the next steps of the mine construction.Read success story
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Mining R&D Manager, GEO-Instruments Canada (formerly GKM Consultants)
The data we're getting is excellent. Remote access to the data is an improvement on having to send someone on site to take measurements.Read success story
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Sales Manager, GEO-Instruments Canada (formerly GKM Consultants)