The testo UltraRange Gateway is used to send measurement data from up to 40 data loggers via the radio band. The technology used is called testo UltraRange and allows for encrypted radio transmission over long distances.<\/p>\n
In other words, in addition to Ethernet and WLAN, the testo Saveris measurement system supports the transmission of measurement data in the radio band. In addition to using the existing infrastructure, you can build your own radio network with encrypted traffic, long range and high signal stability for use in closed rooms.<\/p>\n
The base station testo Saveris Base V 3.0 is the “heart” of the system. There is also a CFR software that handles all the collection, visualization and documentation of measurement data. The software includes the ‘Cockpit’ feature that gives you an unprecedented overview of the entire system. In addition to the base station and software, there is also a database, which is installed on your own server.<\/p>\n
There are three different types of data loggers to choose from, depending on whether you want to use thermocouple sensors, analog or digital sensors. With the help of an analog converter, many more measurement quantities can be connected, such as e.g. moisture transmitters.<\/p>\n
We assist you all the way with your testo Saveris system. We take care of everything from design to installation, qualification and validation.<\/p>\n
testo UltraRange Gateway and a configuration cable. Power supplies are not included.<\/p>\n
The handy Cockpit function visualizes data loggers, sensors and alarms directly in floor plans of your own facility. You get an unprecedented overview of the entire measurement system and can easily see where a limit value has been exceeded.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Gateway for radio connection<\/p>\n