WIFI Data Loggers
- Measuring range: -50 to +300°C
- WiFi & Bluetooth built in
- accepts 4 probes simultaneously
- colour coded probe bands
- connect to smart device or use stand-alone
- water resistant to IP66
- supplied complete with probes
WiFi Data Loggers
Wireless data loggers from ETI provide a simple ready-to-use radio data logger System for temperatures.
It consists of one up to max. 16 WiFi data loggers which are connected to a PC via a WLAN router that is already available with most users.
Via the appropriate software "ThermaData Studio" the user can upload the measured data or download programme information to each logger.
Each logger is a self-contained battery powered device that can receive, record, store and transmit data to a PC, Tablet or Smart/i-Phone.
There are several WiFi temperature logger models available, those with one internal sensor, with one internal and one fixed external sensor, with two fixed external sensors and those with interchangeable external thermocouple probes (type K or T).
The WiFi loggers have a reach of about 100m, depending on the make, model, technology and the settings of the router as well as on the ambient conditions.
Why Switch to Wireless Temperature Monitoring?
Automated Temperature Monitoring
Streamline your processes and save time and costs on manual labour with automated temperature monitoring. Use our free software to program your data logger with your timed intervals, put it in place, and it will record the temperature and send it to your PC.
Readings Accessible Worldwide
Each logger transmits the recorded data to a WiFi router connected to the internet, which can be viewed and managed from a PC, laptop or tablet anywhere in the world.
Email Alerts and Push Notifications
Switch on push notifications and email alerts to get a notification as soon as temperatures fall outside of your set parameters. Take corrective actions more quickly and avoid costly spoilage.
Time and Date-Stamped Data
Avoid human errors when you digitalise your HACCP plan. Every reading is measured and recorded accurately and on time, with a time and date stamp to prove it. Historical data is organised, accessible and ready to pull up in seconds.