wireless data logger sensors

Kingmach’s wireless data logger sensors are built to handle the variety of signals found in field monitoring—vibrating wire, differential resistance, 4‑20 mA, 0‑10 V, potentiometer, and RS485. Each channel accepts a specific sensor type, and the front‑end signal conditioning is matched to the expected range, so resolution and accuracy stay meaningful. For example, a vibrating wire channel might offer a sweep range of 400‑6000 Hz with a resolution of 0.01 Hz, while a current loop channel handles signals from thousands of sensors with 16‑bit conversion. Hundreds of thousands of data points can be stored on board; when cellular or LoRa connectivity is available, the logger transmits in scheduled windows, then re-enters a low‑power sleep state. Data packets use MQTT or HTTP POST, and the logger can be addressed over Modbus TCP or RTU for direct polling by industrial gateways. This protocol flexibility means existing monitoring software can read the logger almost as a local device. For projects in remote areas, a sub‑1 GHz radio option extends range while keeping antenna size small. The housing is IP67, and operating temperature spans -20 °C to 60 °C as standard, with extended‑range builds available on request. Kingmach provides detailed communication protocol documents and example code for common platforms, so integration typically requires only adjusting a few configuration registers. Customisation options include channel count, logging interval, alarm triggers, and even the type of connector or mounting bracket.