Wireless dataloggers manage temp & humidity in greenhouses

Effective environmental monitoring in greenhouses requires devices with remote monitoring capability so users get immediate alarms anytime, anywhere. T&D wireless data loggers can be placed anywhere in a greenhouse or hothouse in order to track temperature and humidity. The T&D Handheld Data Collector can then be used to collect necessary data when needed without ever having to travel to the data loggers in person--no need to take the logger outside to collect the data.

Farms and agricultural sites
T&D data loggers are water-resistant, so they are ideal for semi-wet greenhouse conditions. Because wireless communication is possible even at -30°C (-22°F), these dataloggers can transmit data even when they are placed in low-temperature environments.

The Handheld Data Collector also contains a function that allows the user to communicate with the Data Logger in order to monitor and display current readings. Users will also receive temperature warnings from anywhere within wireless communication range.

Combination environmental logger
T&D’s RTR-503 Temperature & Humidity Datalogger is popular with users who need to monitor both temperature and humidity. Recorded data can be downloaded from the RTR-503 data logger (Remote Unit) via wireless communication with a Base Unit. The wireless communication range between a Remote Unit and a Base Unit is about 500 ft (150 meters). By registering an RTR-500 as a Repeater, users can expand the wireless communication range.

Features:

External sensor
Water-resistant case
Temperature measuring range: 0°C to 55°C (32°F to 131°F)
Humidity measuring range: 10% to 95% RH
8,000 point data set memory
Works with the RTR-500DC or RTR-500GSM Data Collectors

Wireless handheld data collector
The RTR-500DC is a wireless communication Data Collector designed for hand-held portability. By carrying out wireless communication with Data Loggers, it is possible to start and stop recording and collect data from loggers placed in remote locations without having to manually gather them. The collected data can then be displayed in graph form in the LCD display of the RTR-500DC, enabling the immediate on-the-spot checking of data.

For more information:
CAS DataLoggers
8437 Mayfield Rd.
Chesterland, Ohio 44026
(440) 729-2570
(800) 956-4437
[email protected]
www.dataloggerinc.com