Data loggers battery life and power loss
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For more information, please contact: 6 Warner Rd. Warner, NH 03278 (603) 456-2011 [email protected] Data Loggers, Battery Life and Power Loss Data logging is often a process that spans hours, weeks or even months at a time. Commonly, applications are in remote locations or require loggers to be deployed in numbers over vast distances or large facilities. Performance is crucial, as regulations often require records of temperature changes or other variables that could indicate a problem, spoilage, machinery failure, or countless other events. To summarize, data logging often requires reliable unmanned operation. Battery Life and Memory Many data loggers are battery powered, with some also having an option for external power as well. They are designed for a long shelf life, although battery life is affected by a number of factors, including the specific data logger model, environment in which it is stored or used, and the recording interval rate selected by the user. Long battery life is one of the primary features that dictate the user's choice in data logger selection. MadgeTech offers many data logger models with batteries that can last up to ten years. As with any battery powered device, a battery powered data logger is susceptible to battery exhaustion. With the absence of an external power supply, recording capabilities will cease. For this reason, all MadgeTech data loggers are manufactured with a non-volatile memory for their data storage. This means that the valuable data recorded prior to battery exhaustion will be safely retained and available for the user upon device retrieval. Network and Power Loss Wireless data loggers are ideal for continuously monitoring facilities, big and small. With MadgeTech wireless data loggers, transceivers are used to transmit data from multiple locations back to a central PC and the MadgeTech Cloud. This allows user to monitor data in real time as it happens, from wherever they are, with an internet enabled device. All transmitted data is automatically saved to the software's internal file database and available for reporting at any time. There will be times when the power to a facility experiences surges or interruptions, or the network may falter. So what happens to the real time data then? We have it covered. MadgeTech data loggers are designed to continue recording data in the event of a network and/or power loss. Data is buffered and stored to the device's internal memory until the network is restored. Once available, all new data can be transmitted over the network and downloaded. For long term outages, the device will store as many readings as possible, based on memory capacity of the particular device. MadgeTech understands the value of recorded data and builds in solutions that help keep it safe.
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For more information, please contact:
6 Warner Rd.
Warner, NH 03278 (603) 456-2011
Data Loggers, Battery Life and Power Loss
Data logging is often a process that spans hours, weeks or even months at a time.
Commonly, applications are in remote locations or require loggers to be deployed in
numbers over vast distances or large facilities. Performance is crucial, as regulations often
require records of temperature changes or other variables that could indicate a problem,
spoilage, machinery failure, or countless other events. To summarize, data logging often
requires reliable unmanned operation.
Battery Life and Memory
Many data loggers are battery powered, with some also having an option for external power as well. They are designed for a long shelf life, although battery life is affected by a number of factors, including the specific data logger model, environment in which it is stored or used, and the recording interval rate selected by the user. Long battery life is one of the primary features that dictate the user's choice in data logger selection. MadgeTech offers many data logger models with batteries that can last up to ten years.
As with any battery powered device, a battery powered data logger is susceptible to battery exhaustion. With the absence of an external power supply, recording capabilities will cease. For this reason, all MadgeTech data loggers are manufactured with a non-volatile memory for their data storage. This means that the valuable data recorded prior to battery exhaustion will be safely retained and available for the user upon device retrieval.
Network and Power Loss
Wireless data loggers are ideal for continuously monitoring facilities, big and small. With MadgeTech wireless data loggers, transceivers are used to transmit data from multiple locations back to a central PC and the MadgeTech Cloud. This allows user to monitor data in real time as it happens, from wherever they are, with an internet enabled device. All transmitted data is automatically saved to the software's internal file database and available for reporting at any time.
There will be times when the power to a facility experiences surges or interruptions, or the network may falter. So what happens to the real time data then? We have it covered. MadgeTech data loggers are designed to continue recording data in the event of a network and/or power loss. Data is buffered and stored to the device's internal memory until the network is restored. Once available, all new data can be transmitted over the network and downloaded. For long term outages, the device will store as many readings as possible, based on memory capacity of the particular device.
MadgeTech understands the value of recorded data and builds in solutions that help keep it safe.
