Wireless Communication Module for Concrete Crack Data Logger
The Wireless Communication Module is used with the Wireless Concrete Crack Data Logging System to transmit data via Wi-Fi. The module plugs into the USB port of a Windows PC or tablet to transmit data from up to 492ft (150m) away. Data loggers have up to 51,062 measurements of displacement and ambient temperature storage. Up to 32 Data Loggers can be monitored with one communication module. Data loggers can capture and record measurements at user defined intervals from 1 minute to 91 hours. Wireless Communication Module is included in the Wireless Concrete Crack Data Logging System or can be purchased separately.
Concrete Crack Monitoring
Concrete crack monitoring is a critical process to ensure structure, equipment and system integrity and safety. Cracks in concrete can lead to catastrophic failures resulting in major economic losses and even loss of life. So it is important to monitor and record data of crack development and progression. Concrete crack data loggers are devices that measure and record linear displacement of cracks and joints in concrete, masonry and other solid structures. They are used for predictive maintenance to detect cracks early and allow maintenance personnel to take corrective action before the situation gets critical.
Features of Wireless Communication Module for Concrete Crack Data Logger with Wi-Fi Data Transfer:
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Transmits data from Data Loggers to PC or tablet at up to 492ft (150m)
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Monitors up to 32 Wireless Concrete Crack Data Loggers
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Records ambient temperature measurements
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Ambient temperature range from -4° to 176°F (-20° to 80°C)
Technical Specifications
Wireless Communication Module is an accessory for concrete crack data loggers. This module transmits Wi-Fi data from data loggers at up to 492ft (150m) away, for easy and convenient data collection. Module can monitor up to 32 Concrete Crack Data Loggers, ideal for large scale concrete crack monitoring applications.
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Wi-Fi data transfer range: up to 492ft (150m)
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Number of data loggers supported: up to 32
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PC: Windows
Benefits of Wireless in Concrete Crack Data Loggers
Wireless in concrete crack data loggers has many advantages over traditional wired systems. Some of which are:
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Convenience: Wireless eliminates the need for cables, easy to install and maintain data loggers.
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Efficiency: Wi-Fi data transfer is fast and efficient, reduces time and effort for data analysis.
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Cost savings: Wireless eliminates the need for cables and hardware.
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Flexibility: Wireless allows more flexibility in data logger placement and monitoring, ideal for large scale applications.
Applications of Wireless Concrete Crack Monitoring
Wireless concrete crack monitoring is used in many industries:
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Construction: Cracks in concrete structures like bridges, buildings and roads.
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Civil engineering: Cracks in concrete structures like dams, tunnels and pipelines.
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Industrial maintenance: Cracks in equipment and systems like pumps, turbines and gearboxes.
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Research and development: Cracks in concrete structures and materials for R&D purposes.
Included Items: Optional Extension Cables
Wireless Communication Module
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Wireless Concrete Crack Data Logger
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Long stainless steel cable to attach data loggers to concrete and masonry
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Optional extension cables available in various lengths to span larger gaps between monitoring points
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Temperature and Humidity Sensor
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Battery Pack
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User Manual
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Software for Data Analysis
Summary and Future Development
In summary, concrete crack monitoring is a must in ensuring the integrity and safety of structures, equipment and systems. Wireless concrete crack data loggers has many advantages over traditional wired systems, convenience, efficiency, cost savings and flexibility. Wireless Communication Module is ideal for large scale concrete crack monitoring applications, transmits Wi-Fi data from data loggers at up to 492ft (150m). As technology moves forward, we will see more development in wireless concrete crack monitoring, data analysis and trend prediction.