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Available in 6, 2 and 1 channel versions with an external antenna for maximum range. Additionally, 6 and 2 channel RCR variants with an internal antenna are designed for easy encapsulation if extra protection is needed and are perfectly suited to be embedded in concrete.
Integrated pressure, temperature, and humidity sensors to continuously monitor internal conditions to detect enclosure failures or sealing issues. A low-power accelerometer also enables trigger-based monitoring for seismic activity and ground movement.
These features detect sensor connectivity and actively reduce noise interference.
Wireless configuration with the Worldsensing App. A USB-C connector is also available.
In addition to periodic readings, the G7 Vibrating Wire Data Logger comes with advanced operational modes that help you optimize workflows, extend battery life, and reduce the number of devices required in the field.
The G7 Vibrating Wire Data Logger motion detection sensor detects activity events from variations in absolute angle, angular velocity, or acceleration. When a significant movement is detected, it triggers the primary sensor to capture detailed measurements, exactly when you need them.
You can customize when and how many measurements are taken (on event, after event, both, or across multiple events) and set delays and cooldown periods to match your monitoring needs.
This intelligent mode reduces unnecessary data transmission, keeps battery consumption low, and focuses on the movements that matter most, giving you actionable insights without overloading your system.
Our technology is compatible with any vibrating wire sensor, ensuring versatile and reliable performance. We have been at the forefront of wirelessly connecting the top brands of vibrating wire sensors worldwide.
Not sure if your sensor is compatible?
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).
Horizontal & vertical surface mounting
Using the versatile plate LS-ACC-IN15-HP. Not compatible with LSG7VW-6IL0/6XL0.
For a full list of available accessories, check out the
G7 Vibrating Wire Data Logger product datasheetExplore the wide range of monitoring solutions that the G7 Vibrating Wire Data Logger enables across geotechnical, structural and remote process monitoring.
Geotechnical Monitoring
Structural Monitoring
Remote Process Monitoring
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 data logger and enable the connection of more than one MPBX to the node.
Detect slope movements by monitoring tension cracks across landslides using a displacement sensor compatible with Worldsensing’s Analog or Vibrating Wire data logger. For situations with large movements anticipated, wireline extensometers, draw wire sensors, or the Laser Tiltmeter can be suitable alternatives.
Total pressure cells at different orientations and piezometers can be connected to a 6-channel Vibrating Wire data logger to interpret the behavior of the paste backfilling and the load on the barricade.
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 data 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 data logger.
Measure total pressure (effective stress and pore water pressure) within embankments, such as tailings dams, and fills to determine its distribution and magnitude. Pressure cells can also be used to measure at the interface between soil and structures. Assess the total pressure measurements with pressure cells connected to the Vibrating Wire 6-channel data logger.
Connect piezometers and multi-point piezometers from all the major geotechnical sensor manufacturers. Use 1-channel, 2-channel or 6-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.
Monitor the tensional states of concrete tunnel linings using a NATM connected to a Vibrating Wire 6-channel data logger.
Attach vibrating wire strain gauges to the steel arch supported by arc welding them directly to the steel arch to achieve long-term strain measurements of the structural element. Connect the gauges to the Vibrating Wire 6-channel data logger. Additionally, it is possible to embed vibrating wire strain gauges in the shotcrete to measure strains within the tunnel lining.
Crack meters available in the market can be readily connected to a Vibrating Wire 1-channel data logger or the Piconode to monitor movement across surface cracks.
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.
Assess the proper functioning of your superficial drainage by connecting a V-notch weir to a Vibrating Wire 1-channel data logger.
Different sensors compatible with Worldsensing data loggers can monitor flow in open channels and seepage collection ditches. For instance, non-contact level sensors using radar or ultrasonic technology can connect to the Analog data logger. Additionally, a vibrating wire weir monitor and a V-notch can measure flow in an open channel using a Vibrating Wire 1-channel data logger. Some of these sensors are also suitable for monitoring tailings pond levels.
Assess the tangential and radial stresses in shotcrete support for underground excavations with pressure cells connected to the Vibrating Wire 6-channel data logger.
Ensure the proper functionality of anchor systems (active and passive) by monitoring in a representative sample the load throughout their lifecycle including the load tests and stressing works. Stream data wirelessly from most of the load cells based on resistive strain gauges available in the market using the Piconode data logger. The 6-channel Vibrating Wire and the Digital data loggers can also be suitable, depending on the type of load cell.
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