Magazine - The Mini MAIT

By Press Release in General News on 26th Feb 2010 10:10

The affordable, upgradable feature packed data collection system.

Finally a cost effective, powerful, flexible and upgradable data collection system providing big features at a little price. The starting product range, comprising the hand held data collector and mini radio logger forms the platform of an exciting feature packed system that will grow and evolve over time.

No more lap tops in the field. No more need to connect directly to field logging sites. Upload data from radio loggers, check radio logger status, clear memory and more from up to 500m away.

The mini radio logger system offers users a powerful feature packed and flexible data recording and radio system at a fraction of the cost of any comparable system.

Handy MAIT hand held field upload unit

• User friendly interface with LCD display, soft keys and numerical keys.
• Licence free wireless system.
• Up to 500m transmission distance with external antenna.
• Can upload data up to 500m from radio logger.
• Long battery life.
• Can read up to 200 loggers.
• Large 2 GByte data memory.
• Fast upload to PC via USB port.
• Firmware upgradable for new operational features.

Mini MAIT field radio logger

• Unlicensed wireless system.
• Auto configuration. Starts logging connected probes automatically. Only the probe and logger address needs to be entered.
• Long battery life, up to and beyond two years, depending on the number of sensors connected and logging interval.
• Low battery warning indicator notifies user when battery voltages are low.
• Units record and log battery voltage, ambient temperature, RF noise, RF signal strength.
• Universal sensor interface. Allows users to connect a wide range of sensors to the units.
• Radio loggers can read up to 8 x 1.6m EnviroPro probes.
• Huge memory. Radio loggers can store up to 260,000 measurements per probe (8 * 260,000) before oldest data is overwritten with current data

MAIT Industries

www.mait.com.au or phone Phone: 1300 739 920

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