Pacific Sensor Tech supplies wireless data loggers built for accurate remote monitoring across Australia.Our WiFi and wireless data logging systems capture temperature, humidity, CO2, voltage, current and more — then stream readings to the cloud so you can view live data and receive instant alarm alerts from anywhere.
Whether you need a single WiFi temperature logger for a coolroom or a multi-channel wireless data acquisition (DAQ) and telemetry system for an industrial site, we stock trusted Comet and MadgeTech instruments backed by local calibration and support.
A wireless data logger is a battery- or mains-powered device that records measurements from built-in or external sensors and transmits them wirelessly — over WiFi, RF or cellular — to a gateway, PC or cloud platform. Unlike USB loggers that must be physically collected, a wireless data logging system gives you continuous, real-time visibility and automatic alerts the moment a reading breaches your limits, which is essential for compliance-driven environments such as vaccine storage, pharmaceutical cold chain and food safety.
Pacific Sensor Tech supplies wireless data loggers built for accurate remote monitoring across...
Pacific Sensor Tech supplies wireless data loggers built for accurate remote monitoring across Australia.Our WiFi and wireless data logging systems capture temperature, humidity, CO2, voltage, current and more — then stream readings to the cloud so you can view live data and receive instant alarm alerts from anywhere.
Whether you need a single WiFi temperature logger for a coolroom or a multi-channel wireless data acquisition (DAQ) and telemetry system for an industrial site, we stock trusted Comet and MadgeTech instruments backed by local calibration and support.
A wireless data logger is a battery- or mains-powered device that records measurements from built-in or external sensors and transmits them wirelessly — over WiFi, RF or cellular — to a gateway, PC or cloud platform. Unlike USB loggers that must be physically collected, a wireless data logging system gives you continuous, real-time visibility and automatic alerts the moment a reading breaches your limits, which is essential for compliance-driven environments such as vaccine storage, pharmaceutical cold chain and food safety.
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Choose WiFi data loggers when reliable wireless internet is available at the monitoring site — they connect straight to your network and push data to the cloud. RF-based wireless telemetry systems suit sites without WiFi or where many sensors feed a central receiver, making them ideal for wireless data acquisition (DAQ) and wireless machine monitoring. Cellular loggers add 4G & NB-IoT connectivity for fully remote, off-grid locations.
Our WiFi data loggers connect straight to your local network and stream readings to the cloud, giving you continuous remote data acquisition without a separate gateway. Because each logger is network-addressable, you can build a network data logging system across multiple sites and view every channel from one dashboard. For applications that need many measurement points feeding a central receiver, RF wireless data acquisition (DAQ) loggers extend coverage where WiFi doesn’t reach. Unlike high-speed laboratory DAQ instruments, these are built for reliable long-term data-acquisition logging — temperature, humidity, voltage, current and pulse — with automatic alerts and audit-ready records.
A wireless data logger records sensor readings — such as temperature, humidity, CO2 or voltage — and transmits them wirelessly via WiFi, RF or cellular to the cloud or a PC. It gives you continuous remote monitoring and instant alerts without manually collecting data.
WiFi data loggers connect to your existing wireless network and push data straight to the cloud. RF wireless loggers send data to a local receiver/gateway, which suits sites without WiFi or installations with many sensors feeding one wireless data acquisition system.
Range depends on the technology. WiFi loggers work within your network coverage; RF telemetry loggers typically reach tens to hundreds of metres line-of-sight and can be extended with repeaters; cellular loggers have effectively unlimited range over the mobile network.
Yes. Models such as the Comet U0110G and MadgeTech RF2000A series send real-time email and SMS alarms when readings breach your set limits — ideal for fridges, coolrooms, vaccine storage and other compliance-critical monitoring.
Yes. Our wireless temperature and humidity data loggers provide continuous logging, audit-ready records and instant breach alerts that support vaccine, pharmaceutical and food-safety compliance requirements in Australia.
Yes. Pacific Sensor Tech supplies, calibrates and supports wireless data loggers Australia-wide, with expert advice on choosing the right model for your application.
A WiFi data logger records sensor readings and sends them over your wireless network to the cloud, so you get real-time remote monitoring and alerts without manually collecting data or adding a gateway.
Yes — for continuous, multi-channel remote data acquisition of temperature, humidity, voltage, current and pulse. For high-speed dynamic measurement (vibration, strain, torque), a dedicated DAQ instrument is the better fit.