Pacific Sensor Technologies supplies a complete range of pressure data loggers for accurate pressure monitoring and recording across industrial, environmental, water and laboratory applications. Whether you need to log gauge, absolute, differential or barometric pressure, our standalone and wireless pressure loggers capture readings in Pascal, Bar or PSI — from sub-atmospheric vacuum right up to 5,000 PSI. Every instrument can be supplied with NATA-traceable calibration and is backed by local Australian support and fast nationwide shipping.
A pressure data logger is a self-contained instrument that measures pressure and records the readings to internal memory at set intervals, building a time-stamped history you can download and analyse. Unlike a simple pressure gauge or recorder that only shows a live value, a pressure data logger (or pressure datalogger) stores trends over hours, weeks or months — making it the right tool for compliance recording, fault-finding, validation and long-term monitoring. Data is retrieved via USB, Bluetooth or wireless/NB-IoT, then reviewed in software as graphs, tables or exportable reports.
Pacific Sensor Technologies supplies a complete range of pressure data loggers for accurate...
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We carry pressure data loggers to suit every measurement type and environment:
When selecting a pressure logger, match the instrument to your application:
Not sure which model fits? Contact our Australian Engineering team on 130 662 720 for a recommendation.
A pressure data logger is a battery-powered instrument that measures pressure and automatically records the readings to memory at set time intervals. The stored data is later downloaded via USB, Bluetooth or wireless connection and viewed as graphs or reports, giving you a complete time-stamped history of pressure rather than just a live reading.
The terms are often used interchangeably. A pressure recorder traditionally displays or charts pressure in real time, while a pressure data logger stores readings digitally for later download and analysis. Modern digital pressure data loggers do both — they record continuously to memory and can also stream live data wirelessly.
Yes. Multi-parameter models record temperature and pressure (and in some cases humidity) simultaneously from a single device — ideal for autoclave validation, environmental monitoring and HVAC applications. Browse our temperature and pressure data loggers for these combined units.
For water mains, hydrant and pump testing, choose a rugged or submersible water pressure data logger with an IP-rated, sealed sensor and a range that suits your line pressure. These loggers are widely used by water authorities and plumbers for leak detection and pressure-transient studies.
Yes. We stock USB pressure data loggers for quick plug-in download, Bluetooth loggers for download via phone or tablet, and wireless / NB-IoT pressure loggers for remote, real-time monitoring without site visits.
Our pressure loggers cover everything from deep vacuum and barometric (atmospheric) pressure up to 5,000 PSI, in gauge, absolute or differential configurations. Readings can be displayed in Pascal, Bar or PSI to suit your standard.
Yes. Most models can be supplied with traceable or NATA-traceable calibration certificates from our ISO 9001:2015 certified laboratory, and we offer ongoing recalibration to keep your instruments compliant.
Yes. We are an Australian supplier with fast nationwide shipping and local technical support to help you choose and set up the right pressure data logger.
