High Quality Wireless & Radio Frequency

Data Logging Systems

The DataTrace products are self-contained, wireless, high precision, data loggers that are used in critical manufacturing, quality control and transportation applications. They are used to measure temperature, humidity and pressure inside a process or inside a product during manufacturing. In addition, the DataTrace data logging systems can be used to validate the proper operation of laboratory or manufacturing equipment either during its installation or for annual re-certifications. The product line consists of  PC interface software, various accessories and individual data loggers such as temperature data loggers, humidity data loggers and pressure data loggers.

Due to the multitude of variations in data loggers, we invite you to please contact us to find the best data logger for your industry! You can contact us by phone: (800) 525-1215 or by email: datatracesales@mesalabs.com.

While there are a variety of different types of wireless data loggers available on the market, there are only a few that are rated as “intrinsically safe” and can operate at elevated temperatures, like the DataTrace products. These important factors are why they are used by companies to control their most critical processes. An important component of the DataTrace product line is the calibration service that is provided by Mesa. Each DataTrace data logging system is calibrated by Mesa’s calibration laboratory prior to shipment. Mesa recommends re-certification annually to verify their accuracy.

 

Wireless Micropack Radio Frequency (MPRF) Data Loggers

Wireless Micropack III (MPIII) Data Loggers

Both DataTrace product lines are compatible with the DataTrace Radio Frequency (DTRF) software package. Utilizing the PC interface, the user programs the loggers to collect environmental data at a pre-determined level and places the loggers in the specific product or process. The user then retrieves the data loggers and uses the interface to relay the data into a PC for the MPIII models. In the case of the MPRF models, the loggers are continuously collecting data via radio frequency transmission.

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