U0141Msim IoT wireless data logger for four external temperature sensors, built-in GSM modem and SIM card COMET

Description

U0141Msim
IoT wireless data logger for four Pt1000 external temperature sensors (probes) with built-in GSM modem and SIM card.

The wireless data logger can notify via SMS and JSON messages over the GPRS data link if the set values are exceeded. The measured values can be sent to the COMET Cloud, a complete monitoring, alarm and data analysis system.

It is possible to configure the regular sending of JSON messages to the COMET database, the sending interval is configurable. Alarms are displayed locally by LED, LCD and audibly with built-in beep. You can transfer the data to your computer via the included USB-C cable.

The GSM recorder shall include a calibration traceability certificate with declared metrological traceability of standards based on the requirements of EN ISO/IEC 17025.

 

Features of U0141Msim

Temperature sensor (external Pt1000 probe)

• measuring range: -200 … +260 °C
• Accuracy: ± 0.2 °C; ± 0.2 % of the measurement value in the range +100 … +260 °C
• resolution: 0.1 °C

 

GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA

• operating temperature: -20 … +60 °C
• Input: 4x external temperature probe
• memory: 500 000 values in non-cyclical recording mode; 350 000 values in cyclical recording mode
• Recording interval: adjustable from 1 s to 24 hours
• Power: SONY LiIon 5200 mAh battery
• Protection class: IP 67
• dimensions: 61 x 93 x 53 mm, with antenna 120 x 93 x 53 mm
• weight: 270 g
• Warranty: 3 years
• Standard: EN ISO/IEC 17025
• Set includes U0141Msim, user manual, calibration certificate with traceability, rechargeable battery, power supply, USB-C cable, SIM card, FREE analytical software COMET Vision, COMET Cloud for 3 months

External temperature probes are not included in the shipment.

 

U0141Msim device is compatible with COMET Database manager and COMET Database viewer software.

 

For more information, see the datasheet in the Documentation tab.

 

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