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Wireless Thermocouple Data Logger
wireless thermocouple data logger
Running thermocouple wires across a factory floor or burying them in a remote field site is often impractical. A wireless thermocouple data logger cuts the cord, letting you place sensors exactly where you need them. Data gets sent to a central receiver or cloud server, so you can check temperatures from your desk. Kingmach builds loggers that handle the common thermocouple types—J, K, T, and others—and lets you adjust logging intervals and transmission settings to match your project. Whether it’s monitoring curing concrete, tracking cold chain shipments, or keeping tabs on kiln temperatures, the gear is designed to work reliably in industrial and civil engineering environments. Custom sensor configurations and branding are available if you’re reselling or have unique project requirements.
Technical Detail
Configured around process stability, mold life, and long-term uptime.
Kingmach wireless thermocouple data loggers are built for engineers and technicians who need to capture temperature data without physical connections. The loggers accept standard thermocouple inputs and convert readings into wireless packets that travel over license-free bands. Most models work with J, K, T, E, and N type thermocouples, covering a wide range from cryogenic cold to furnace heat. You can typically set the logging rate from once per second to once every few hours, with onboard memory holding thousands of samples as backup. Transmission range varies by model—some reach a few hundred meters line-of-sight, others can hop through mesh networks for larger coverage. Data can be exported to common formats like CSV or integrated into SCADA systems via standard protocols. Because we design for geotechnical and industrial use, many loggers come with robust enclosures rated IP65 or higher, and battery life can stretch to months under typical configurations. Kingmach’s factory can customize logger firmware, sensor inputs, or packaging to fit OEM requirements, and our support team is available for pre-sales technical questions and post-sales troubleshooting. We keep stock of popular configurations and can ship directly from our warehouse, with distributors in several regions for quicker local service.
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FAQ
Common technical questions
What thermocouple types are supported?
Most of our wireless loggers handle J, K, T, E, N, and sometimes R, S, B. The exact list depends on the model, so check the datasheet or ask our sales team for the right variant.
How far can the wireless signal reach?
Typical range is a few hundred meters outdoors with line of sight. Buildings and metal obstacles reduce that. For longer distances, we offer models with mesh networking or external antennas.
Can I use the logger outdoors?
Yes, many of our loggers have weather-resistant enclosures rated IP65 or higher. For direct burial or underwater use, you’ll need to select a model with appropriate sealing and possibly an external probe.
How do I get the data onto my computer?
Usually via a USB-connected receiver or a gateway that pushes data to your local network or cloud. The software lets you view live readings and export CSV files. For industrial systems, we support Modbus RTU/TCP, so you can integrate directly with PLCs or SCADA.
What’s the battery life?
It depends on how often you log and transmit. With sampling every few minutes and moderate radio power, you might get several months from a set of lithium cells. More frequent sampling or long-range transmission will shorten battery life.
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