What is data acquisition?

Data acquisition is the sampling of the real world with sensors to generate data for your computer. For example, when you take your blood pressure, you are acquiring signals, which a person’s data acquisition system might convert into an electrical signal. The components of a data acquisition system typically include appropriate sensors that convert measurement parameters like sound or image into electrical signals for processing and stored on hardware, such as your laptop or phone. Acquired data is typically displayed and analyzed before it is stored on a PC.

Benefits of using a current data logger

Nowadays, it’s easy to use an electronic data logger for logging data. Doing so is much more effective and efficient than taking periodic manual readings. An example of this might be recording the temperature changes over the course of an hour from a centrally heated room using just one electronic device like a timer, thermometer, pen, and paper. Data loggers are also much more reliable than human observations since they don’t make any mistakes.

The timeframe in which a measurable benefit is observed will depend on how the data logger is used. In most cases, users of the devices see quantifiable benefits within the first few days of use. Typically, only one or two logging runs are needed to identify which areas need improvement to yield better performance.

Available models

Our goal is to help you save energy and reduce your utility bill. Energy and power meters allow you to closely monitor and measure the electricity usage of an electrical or electronic device. That way, you’ll know how much energy you need to budget for every month.

Voltage and Current Data Loggers

An energy meter is a useful device for measuring power consumption, including residential and commercial applications. These devices monitor and record different electrical parameters, including voltage, amps, power, volt-amps reactive (VAR), kilowatts (kW), and kilowatt hours (kWH).

Energy and Power Meters

Our power submeters allow you to view and manage multiple loads without having to buy individual meters. These devices can be integrated into building management systems and used to record the individual power consumption of tenants or monitor the power consumption of buildings across multiple devices.

Multi-Circuit Power Submeters

Our power submeters allow you to view and manage multiple loads without having to buy individual meters. These devices can be integrated into building management systems and used to record the individual power consumption of tenants or monitor the power consumption of buildings across multiple devices.