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The robust DIN EN 12830-approved RTR-500 data loggers are about the size of a matchbox and are resistant to both dust and water. They can be fixed easily wherever temperature control is necessary – even in fridges and counters. Up to 100 data loggers can be wirelessly connected with a base station, which automatically forwards measurements via WLAN, USB or GSM to T&D’s cloud-based WebStorage Service. Each registration comes with 20 MB of storage space, which is sufficient for comprehensive archiving.
Users can monitor their data and adjust settings via PC or mobile device, internet or app, at any time and from anywhere. Thanks to the Current Readings Monitor software that’s supplied free of charge, measurements are displayed continuously in well-arranged tables and graphs for documentation. Should a critical temperature be reached, the system relays an alert by SMS, e-mail and optical and acoustic signals via the app or on site, allowing appropriate action to be taken before damage occurs.
About T&D Corporation:
The Japanese T&D Corporation was founded 1986 in Matsumoto. The company name derives from “try and develop” and emphasizes the company’s ambition to create innovative products with a high degree of practical usefulness. Having started out developing electronic products mainly for the automotive aftermarket, today the company is the Japanese market leader for data loggers. A team of about 50 specialists are engaged in developing data logger systems for industrial, public and private demands. Production takes place in a high-tech site in Matsumoto, Japan, and since 2003, T&D Corporation has been exporting its wireless data loggers worldwide. The company is represented through a European Sales Office located in Niddatal near Frankfurt and a sales office in the USA.
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