What are data loggers?

A data logger is an electronic device that records data over time, often using built-in or external sensors. These devices are commonly used in scientific, industrial, and environmental applications to monitor variables like temperature, humidity, pressure, and voltage.

How They Work
Data loggers typically:

• Collect data automatically at set intervals.
• Store information in internal memory.
• Interface with computers or mobile devices for analysis.
• Operate on battery power for portability.

Applications

• Environmental Monitoring: Tracking temperature and humidity in greenhouses or weather stations.
• Industrial Processes: Measuring pressure, flow rates, or machine performance.
• Laboratory Research: Recording experimental conditions for analysis.
• Transportation & Storage: Monitoring conditions for sensitive goods like pharmaceuticals or food.

What are typical features of data loggers?

Data loggers are designed to measure and record specific physical values so that they can then be transferred to a computer in real time or after a set interval. The type of measured values determined in this way depends entirely on the sensor of the data logger. Data loggers have different properties depending on the desired application:

Validation logger for temperature measurement in the doctors surgeries.

The EBI 11-T236 validation logger was specially developed for the validation of reprocessing of medical devices in the tertiary sector. It is adapted to the validation concept for the Sirona DAC Universal and Melag Careclave units.

Benefits:

• simple and repeatable placement
• wireless measurement
• small size
• high accuracy

Applications:

• validation at doctors surgeries
• process validation with DAC Universal
• process validation with Careclave