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Wireless Sensors Monitor Energy And The Environment

May 19, 2010
The latest HOBO wireless data nodes reportedly combine best-of-class data logging with wireless networking to lower the cost of data collection in energy and environmental monitoring apps.

The latest HOBO wireless data nodes reportedly combine best-of-class data logging with wireless networking to lower the cost of data collection in energy and environmental monitoring apps. Unlike traditional data loggers, the HOBO nodes work together in a self-healing wireless network to transmit logged data to a PC at regular intervals. This eliminates the need to spend time retrieving data from individual loggers deployed throughout a facility. The nodes can measure temperature, relatively humidity, kilowatt hours, CO2, ac voltage and current, gauge pressure, and a variety of other parameters. ONSET COMPUTER CORP., Bourne, MA. (800) 564-4377.

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