The ML-417 in rugged outdoor enclosure is a small, ultra low power, cost effective data logger with built-in LTE Cat. M1 modem (LTE-M) with GPRS fallback.
The data logger can acquire physical signals by 2 current loop inputs, 2 voltage inputs, 1 potentiometer input and 3 digital inputs. More or special inputs can be added by means of internal stackable option boards/converters. The data logger is provided with one serial port to capture measurements from ASCII, MODBUS, NMEA or SDI-12 compatible sensors. Read more...
The ML-x17 is available in several editions.
The ML-317 data logger is similar to the ML-417, but with a built-in 3G-modem with GPRS fallback.
The ML-217 data logger is similar to the ML-317, but with a built-in 2G modem (GPRS).
The ML-017 data logger is similar to the ML-217, but is lacking the cellular communication abilities.This model is suitable for stand alone data logging or remote/wireless data logging by connecting it to an Iridium satellite transceiver or equipping it with a WiFi module.
The interesting priced ML-017 is a "byproduct" subject to availability, its a regular produced data logger with a switched-off cellular communication part, because that part did not pass our factory tests due to a malfunctioning or wrong/none assembled modem or RF component.
Our data loggers are capturing data, not constraining it. The data is yours, take it where you like.
Most of our data loggers are deployed in combination with proprietary monitoring services dedicated to specific scopes of application, but they can also be used in combination with generic & customizable IoT-platforms like:
Most of our data loggers are deployed in combination with proprietary monitoring services dedicated to specific scopes of application, but they can also be used in combination with generic & customizable IoT-platforms like:
- Sensori a SaaS (Software as a Service) IoT-platform.
- SatVUE a web-managed IoT-platform.
- Eagle.io a cloud-based IoT-platform.
- ThingsBoard an open source IoT-platform, but requiring programmer skills to deploy.
- EMMI (reference: a research application of Helsinki University, Tvärminne)