Omega's UWBT Series transmitters turn a smartphone or tablet into a data logging and monitoring device.
The transmitters measure different sensor inputs such as thermocouple, RTD, temperature/relative humidity and pH, and transmit the data via Bluetooth wireless technology to a smartphone or tablet. A free app is available for Android and iOS devices that is configurable in nine different languages. The app makes it possible to pair with and set up multiple transmitters and view their data in either digital, gauge or graph format. Real-time data can be logged on a smartphone or tablet from 1 sample per second to 1 sample per minute. To assure data integrity, data can also be logged on the transmitter itself from 10 samples per second to 1 sample per minute and then downloaded to a smart device. Data files can be sent from the smart device to an email address or to the cloud. As an additional feature, the transmitters can also be used with computers with USB communications using the free software application that make it possible to configure, download logged data or read live sensor data from the transmitter. These transmitters are CE-compliant and are powered by internal rechargeable batteries.
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