Temperature and Humidity Data Logging
Simple to configure USB data loggers with extra-long battery life
Set your own high and low alarm levels - LEDs flash when alarm levels are breached
Clear display that shows the latest, maximum and minimum readings
Each logger can store thousands of readings
Free software to configure your logger, download data, graph and analyse the results
Log Directly From Your Own Sensors
Our range includes voltage and current-based data loggers
Easy integration with many environmental, weather and pressure sensors
Record over 32,000 individual readings
Carbon Monoxide Monitoring
CO is a key factor in air pollution levels
Major sources are petrol and diesel powered vehicles and machinery
Even low levels can have long term health effects
CO is simple to monitor and record with our USB data loggers
Featured products
EL-USB-2
Temperature and Relative Humidity USB Data Logger
EL-GFX-2
Temperature, Humidity and Dew Point USB Data Logger
EL-MOTE-TH
WiFi Temperature and Humidity Data Logger
EL-USB-3
Voltage Data Logger with USB
EL-USB-4
Current Data Logger with USB
EL-USB-CO
stores up to 32,510 Carbon Monoxide (CO) readings
EL-USB-5
Event, Count and State Data Logger with USB
EL-USB-TP-LCD
Thermistor Probe Data Logger with LCD
Case Study - Underground River Monitoring
Fort Stanton Cave in New Mexico has been the subject of exploration for hundreds of years. The ancient underground rivers that formed over 30 miles of passages are little understood, and the Fort Stanton Cave Study Group (FSCSG) was determined to map their behaviour. Tim Frederickson realised they could measure water levels in the famous Snowy River Passage using a sensor with a voltage output. But how to record the results?
“I knew I was looking for something to log data, and I also knew that there were a lot of factors that would make finding something workable very difficult. How do you power something underground that has to take readings over several months or even years? We needed to set up technology in an environment that would have no external power source, up to one hundred percent humidity, and could take an experienced caver as many as twelve hours to reach." Tim Frederickson, FSCSG
Case Study - Beehive Winter Temperatures
During cold winters, honey bees form clusters in the centre of their hives in order to keep warm, and if they fail the entire hive can die. Such a tragedy happened to beekeeper Joergen Nielsen, from Silkeborg in Denmark, leaving him determined to keep as close a watch as possible on his remaining hives. Temperature was obviously the key factor, but how to measure it deep inside a beehive without disrupting his precious bees?
The ideal solution turned out to be the EL-USB-TP-LCD, as its probe on a 1 metre-long cable was able to reach into the very centre of the hive. Joergen, happy now his bees are safe, had this to say:“The product is straightforward, very easy to use, setting up and to get readings out. Lascar has been quick in support and very forthcoming.”
Calibration Assures Accuracy
All EasyLog vaccine data loggers are provided with a calibration certificate
They are calibrated using apparatus traceable to national or international standards
Each logger purposefully tested at the temperatures you will be using it in
