Wireless & Network Temperature Data Loggers

Wireless & Network Temperature Sensors that Data Log with Alarm Notification via Cellphone or Email

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Listed below are the chief differences between models.

model	EDL-RF2	EDL-M5	EDL-Net
Memory	32K	32K	32K

Accuracy	0.5°C	0.2°C	0.2°C

Waterproof	-	Y	-

Stationary Application	Y	Y	Y

Mobile Application	Y	Y	-

Audible Alarms	Y	-	Y

High Gain Antenna	Y	Y	Y

Power	AC	Battery/AC	AC

Battery Life (Logger)	3 years	3 years	3 years

Warranty	1 year	1 year	1 year

Operating Range	-40°C to +72°C/-80°C to +30°C	-40°C to +72°C/ -80°C to +30°C	-40°C to +72°C/-80°C to +30°C

Price	Call for Pricing	Call for Pricing	Call for Pricing

Our wireless and network temperature data loggers allow you to collect, monitor and manage temperature data via wireless communication in real-time. Avoid expensive "hard wired" installation costs for managing data. Synchronize your warehouse, laboratory and mobile applications with our 2-way "high-performance" radios. You can use up to 65,000 network addresses.

Our software options allows user-selectable programming including:

alarm settings and notification options
database creation with supervisory controls
sorting options for products
tracking numbers, dates, locations, statistical analysis
real-time temperatures and more.

Automatically transmit data at pre-selected intervals and review all of your temperature profiles first thing in the morning, or, at any time you choose.

Our RF products provide a low-cost approach to monitoring all of your temperature needs. With the use of our special relay units, wireless connections can be extended 3,000 feet or more for laboratory or warehouse applications. Long-range or short-range, we can meet your exacting requirements with our multi-version models. For mobile applications, our wireless data collectors can be configured for transmission ranges exceeding 1/2 of a mile.

Measurement data is maintained in each logger with a separate battery source from the radio frequency power source, so loss of wireless connection does not result in loss of recorded data. Continuous monitoring for Alarm Conditions and off-site notification via e-mail to PC or cell phone can be installed should the temperature exceed user-defined limits.

What are the advantages of the EDL-Net

AC powered with internal backup battery.
Connects as network attached device, i.e. doesn’t need a base station.
Connects to network by CAT-5 cable or by WiFi with adapter.
Alarm notification by email, SMS and phone.
Custom probes are available.
Can access from anywhere over the internet (remote access software required).
In the event of a power failure, communication will cease with the base station. However, the data logger will still continue to record temperature and the software (if configured) will send an alarm notification that communication has been lost with the logger.
NIST Traceable calibration.
Works with LoggerPulse enterprise software.

What are the disadvantages of the EDL-Net

The device is not waterproof and is for indoor use only. A protective case is available.

What are the advantages of the EDL-RF2?

AC powered, so there is no need to change RF batteries.
Long range transmission for transferring data.
Can access from anywhere over the internet (remote access software required).
Alarm notification by email, SMS and phone.
Custom probes are available.
In the event of a power failure, communication will cease with the base station. However, the data logger will still continue to record temperature and the software (if configured) will send an alarm notification that communication has been lost with the logger.
Hands-Off Operation: logger can be programmed for “lights out” operation with automatic read, export, erase and restart.
NIST Traceable calibration.
Works with LoggerPulse enterprise software.

What are the disadvantages of the EDL-RF2?

The device is not waterproof and is for indoor use only. A protective case is available.

What are the advantages of the EDL-M5?

AC or battery powered with internal backup battery.
Long-range transmission for transferring data.
Can be connected to a truck, trailer or placed within warehouse.
Alarm notification by email, SMS and phone.
Custom probes are available.
Waterproof case can withstand harsh conditions.
If AC powered: in the event of a power failure, communication will cease with the base station. However, the data logger’s internal backup battery will still continue to record temperature and the software (if configured) will send an alarm notification that communication has been lost with the logger.
Can access from anywhere over the internet (remote access software required).
NIST Traceable calibration.
Works with LoggerPulse enterprise software.

What are the disadvantages of the EDL-M5?

If battery powered: the need to change the RF batteries may be greater if used extensively with the base station.

For more information:

Download a PDF of the EDL-RF2 Product Brief.
Download a PDF of the EDL-M5 Product Brief.
Download a PDF of the EDL-RF2 EDL-M5 Quick Start Guide
Download a PDF of the Ethernet DHCP Quick Start Guide
Download a PDF of the Ethernet Non-DHCP Quick Start Guide
Download a PDF of the EDL-NET Product Brief.
Download a PDF of the EDL-NET Quick Start Guide

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Note: Actual performance of the EDLRF system varies in each environment. Marathon strongly recommends the evaluation of the product in the actual environment of the application. Marathon publishes specifications typically experienced by our customer instead of publishing theoretical performance characteristics.

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