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Real-time monitoring of water distribution networks provides insight into water consumption, pressure fluctuations, water hammer, remote readings of large consumers, WNR, etc., enabling optimal network management using the most innovative sensors and equipment.
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Multilog WW
Data logger for wastewater monitoring applications
The Multilog WW is a highly versatile data logger, specifically designed to be compatible with most measurement equipment and sensors on the market, as well as with solutions offered by WATA, including the RavenEye radar flowmeter, the Sonicsens3 ultrasonic flowmeter, the AquaTROLL multi-parameter probes, and the automatic sampler.
Equipped with our advanced modem, Multilog WW is capable of connecting via LTE-M or NBIoT, 3G or 2G, offering complete security in recording and sending data.
The logger is housed in a robust IP68 plastic enclosure and offers multiple inputs and outputs, making it ideal for installation in corrosive environments. Multilog 2 WW is a highly versatile solution for wastewater monitoring applications.
Characteristics:
Recording of up to 8 channels.
Plastic housing and connectors, tested to prevent corrosion in harsh environments.
Internal memory for over 2,000,000 data points.
Sealing: IP68.
Bulgin antennas.
Among the different applications of this device, the following stand out:
Level, velocity, and flow monitoring.
Water quality monitoring.
Control outputs to activate automatic samplers.
Sensor telemetry with Modbus and SDI12.
Optionally, it can be connected to external power supplies.
Comlog
Highly advanced and versatile datalogger.
The Comlog is a highly advanced and versatile data logger that can be supplied with two digital inputs for flow meters and counters.
Characteristics
Working temperature range: -20°C to 70°C
ABS housing.
Internal memory for over 2,000,000 data points
Sealing: IP68
ISLog
ATEX certified data logger
ISLog, an intrinsically safe and versatile datalogger designed for sewage network monitoring.
Developed for flexibility, ISLog is compatible with a wide variety of sensors, including the Socicsens 3 / Radarsens digital limnimeter and the SpillSens digital sensor buoy, both ATEX-certified.
Rugged and compact, ISLog is a self-contained logging and monitoring solution with long-lasting batteries and advanced communications, compatible with a wide range of sensors, including ultrasonic limnimeters, depth transducers, and overflow detectors, among others.
Characteristics
Construction: Rugged, watertight housing with a high degree of protection and ATEX certification, offering an ideal solution for remote monitoring of sanitation networks and hostile environments with potentially explosive atmospheres.
Data Transmission: The ISLog data logger incorporates a low-power, high-performance internal GPRS/3G or NB-IoT modem, powered by the logger's battery, which enables data and alarm transmission, as well as firmware updates and remote configurations.
Connectivity: ISLog features digital inputs for meter readings, events, and status changes, as well as digital outputs and serial inputs compatible with various sensors. Low-power Bluetooth connectivity allows the logger to connect to mobile devices or tablets via an Android or iOS app.
Software: Software applications and web solutions for data reception, logger configuration, alarm management, and data analysis with export tools and integration into SCADA systems and client applications. Recording: High storage capacity with multiple recording modes, providing greater security of always having data, improved resolution for small minimum flows and/or meters with low pulse output, counter function, and simultaneous recording of the different values obtained and calculated during the recording interval.
Power: Standalone recorder using a high-capacity internal battery, with an auxiliary external power input that allows continuous bidirectional communication between the recorder and the control station for 5 minutes or more.
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