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Data Logging Systems
Saveris™ is the first fully automated plug & play temperature and humidity recording system using wireless and/or Ethernet as communications medium. For other parameters a 4... 20mA logger will be available from Q3 2009.
Saveris™ is designed to continuously record, document and alarm (relay, sms, email) on exceeded limit values.
Testo Saveris™ base
The base is the heart of testo Saveris™ and can save 40,000 readings per measurement channel independent of the PC. The system data and alarms are visible via the display of the Saveris™ base. Alarms via LED, SMS and relay output can be issued by the base. A base can incorporate 150 radio and Ethernet probes or 254 measurement channels.
testo Saveris™ software
The measurement data is transmitted from the base to a PC on which the testo Saveris™ software is installed within just a few minutes using an installation wizard.
All measurements are saved centrally in the software’s database or an existing SQL database and can be called up any time as a table or a graphic. All alarms that occur are listed in a table as a history. Using the calendar function and the consolidation of probes into groups, the operation of the software is simple and intuitive.
testo Saveris™ Ethernet probe
Probes can be used that are directly connected to the Ethernet. The existing LAN infrastructure can be used through this. This allows the data transfer from the probe to the base, even over long distances. The signal of a radio probe can be converted into an Ethernet signal. This combines the flexible connection of the radio probe with the use of the existing Ethernet even over long transmission paths.
testo Saveris™ radio probe
The testo Saveris™ radio probes measure temperature and humidity. In the measuring cycle, the probes save the recorded measurement data and send it to the central base at regular intervals. If a limit value is exceeded, a radio link is established immediately. Through bidirectional transmission, the radio probe and the base are in mutual contact. This therefore ensures that the measurement data is only recorded by the base and is not interfered with by other radio systems.
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