DATA COLLECTION
The digital logger collects sensor data at your chosen sampling rate.
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Digital logger
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.
Loadsensing edge device
Digital Logger
A wireless data logger
- Compatible with digital sensors such as:
In-place inclinometers from Sisgeo, Geosense, DGSI Slope, RST Instruments and Geokon.
Borehole extensometers from MDT and Sisgeo.
Strings of temperature probes.
Water level sensors, water quality probes and weather transmitters.
Measurand’s ShapeArray (SAAV and SAAX). - Low-power, long battery life. Mostly does not require external power.
- Durable and versatile.
Compatible Sensors
The digital logger is compatible with the digital sensors from the following manufacturers.
Sisgeo
Geosense
DGSI
Measurand
RST Instruments
Vaisala
MDT Solutions
Roctest
Keller
Geokon
HOW IT WORKS
From sensor-to-edge-to-cloud
Simplify your projects through remote, automated monitoring.
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Datasheet - Digital logger
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DEVICE COMPATIBILITY
Sensors that Loadsensing edge devices integrate with
In-place inclinometer
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FAQ’s
01
Can I connect a SDI-12 sensor to a Loadsensing digital logger?
The hardware of the digital logger is ready to support SDI-12 sensors but the drivers have not been implemented yet so currently it is not possible to read SDI 12 sensors. We would be glad to hear from you though on the type and number of SDI-12 sensors you would like to connect and your desired application so we can work with you for a solution.
02
Is it possible to power the digital logger using an external power source?
Although the Loadsensing digital loggers, like all the other Loadsensing edge devices, are meant to run on internal batteries, it is assumed that the power demand of some sensors, especially long chains of sensors that have to sample at a high frequency, require an external power source that can last for longer periods of time without disturbance. For those cases, it is possible to power the logger and the sensors through an external battery or mains if available. Contact us for more details.
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