Data loggers are used to reliably monitor and record data. But do you know that the devices can now cover far more tasks?
Monitoring industrial production is no longer just about recording measured values. Nowadays, for example, the measured values in the recorder can also be directly processed to calculate industry-specific parameters. This includes, for example, an F0 value calculation for sterilisation processes. Or the calculation of the Mean Kinetic Temperature (MKT), which is used to evaluate temperature fluctuations during storage or transport of perishable goods.
Together with our media partner PROCESS, we are hosting a new webinar on this topic.
Your business environment is complex and subject to constant change. You need intelligent and powerful systems that can adapt to your process. In this webinar you will learn more about the "next generation data logger":
We will introduce you to the SMARTDAC+ recorders. These recorders score with a very special feature: if you store the image of an autoclave on the recorder's screen and show the measured values via "Custom Graphics", you can
and display the measured values for pressure and temperature exactly where the sensors are actually located, the user will find himself in his original working environment. This means that even if a recorder will never replace a control system with several hundred or thousand IOs, it can also be used as a mini-PLC in small autarkic units.
In the webinar on 24 March you will learn
- what advantages "custom graphics" offer
- why SMARTDAC+ recorders are particularly safe
- how connectivity simplifies integration into the overall system
Our expert
Ralph Zapke
Product Manager
Ralph Zapke is product manager for data acquisition systems and data loggers and has been with Yokogawa since 2002. As a specialist for solutions in process data acquisition, he has many years of sales experience, including in the pharmaceutical industry, in energy supply and in the metalworking industry. Learn more from him first-hand about the new possibilities of data loggers!
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