Energy data logger has Bluetooth

11 April, 2006

A battery life of up to six months enables Elcomponent’s SPCmini energy data logger to be used for long-term surveys.

Elcomponent’s SPCmini data logger and its associated software PowerPackPro can monitor electricity use at one-minute intervals for over a month. It provides accurate results on loads from 1 to 600 A. The logging interval can be adjusted from a second, ideal for short-term conditions such as motor starts or lift motors, up to 30 minutes for long-term surveys. The battery life is six months, making possible very long term surveys. Data is securely stored in flash memory. Set-up and data download is via an integrated Bluetooth communication chip. The software is based on Elcomponent’s MeterRing MM aM&T package and provides features for effective energy management such as dynamic graphing, multi-rate tariffs and user definable alarm zones.

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