From the Wires
Onset Announces Next-Generation Temp/RH Data Loggers
Jan. 28, 2013 01:56 PM
Onset (http://www.onsetcomp.com),
a leading supplier of data loggers, today announced the HOBO UX100
Series, the company’s next-generation family of data loggers for
tracking temperature and relative humidity in indoor environments.
Onset announces the HOBO UX100 Series, the company's next-generation family of data loggers for tracking temperature and relative humidity in indoor environments. (Photo: Business Wire)
Starting at just $75, HOBO
UX100 Series data loggers offer a dramatic price/performance
advantage over competitive products by delivering higher accuracy,
larger measurement capacity, and more LCD display features to make
environmental data collection faster and easier than ever.
Building owners, facility managers, energy auditors, and others will use
the matchbox-sized UX100 Series data loggers to quickly and easily
collect indoor environmental data in a broad range of applications. This
includes monitoring occupant comfort in office buildings, tracking food
storage conditions in warehouses, logging temperature trends in server
rooms, and measuring humidity levels in museums.
“The HOBO UX100 Series sets a new standard for portable temp/RH data
logging,” said Jessica Frackelton, Onset’s senior manager of product
marketing. “It bridges the gap between traditional loggers, which
typically don’t have LCD displays and are limited in accuracy and
memory, and larger, more expensive LCD loggers that require calibration.
Users can finally have the logger performance they need, in a small and
affordable package that can be installed anywhere data is needed.”
Fast, easy deployment
HOBO UX100 data loggers streamline indoor environmental monitoring
applications, and make deployment faster than ever. The loggers feature
an easy-to-view LCD display that visually confirms logger operation and
battery status, eliminating the need to connect the logger to a PC to
see the information. A large memory capacity enables users to deploy the
loggers for longer periods with fewer site visits.
UX100 loggers also feature start and stop pushbuttons, and rare earth
magnet, strap, and command-strip mounting options enabling faster
deployment and greater mounting flexibility and reliability.
Powerful software
Once data has been recorded with HOBO UX100 data loggers, it can be
easily viewed in graph form and analyzed using Onset’s HOBOware® Pro
software. Time-saving tools allow users to batch-configure and readout
hundreds of loggers in a fraction of the time it would take with
previous generations. Additionally, the software features a Bulk Export
tool that allows users to export data files to text format for use in
spreadsheets, and is available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese,
and German languages.
Pricing and Availability
HOBO UX100 Series data loggers are available immediately from Onset. The
series includes five models, including temperature-only loggers with
integrated sensors to temperature/RH and thermocouple loggers with
external probes. Prices range from $75 - $189. Please visit http://www.onsetcomp.com
for complete pricing details and technical specifications or sign up for
a free live
webinar to learn more.
ABOUT ONSET
Onset is a leading supplier of data loggers. The company’s HOBO data
logger and weather station products are used around the world in a broad
range of applications, including building energy performance monitoring,
water resources management, and ecological and agricultural research.
Based on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Onset has sold more than 2 million
data loggers since the company’s founding in 1981. Visit Onset on the
web at http://www.onsetcomp.com.
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