wireless data loggers temperature and humidity

Kingmach designs these wireless data loggers to fit into existing workflows without a lot of fuss. The sensor head typically uses a combined digital chip that measures both temperature and relative humidity, with a standard accuracy of ±0.3°C and ±2% RH across the common range. Logging intervals can be set from 1 second to 24 hours, and the internal memory holds up to 8,000 readings per channel, so you won't lose data during a network blip. Power comes from a user-replaceable lithium battery that lasts roughly 12 months under a 5-minute logging cycle—no wiring needed. Wireless transmission often uses a proprietary protocol layered on the ISM band, which keeps interference low and sync simple. The receivers aggregate data and pass it to software or a local display. You can pull reports by date range or channel, and export them as CSV for your own analysis. For sites that need more than just temp and humidity, Kingmach integrates these loggers with other monitoring instruments from their geotechnical portfolio—think structural tilt or water level—so you're not stuck managing separate dashboards. Technical support is available directly from the manufacturer, and the global distribution network means spare sensors or replacement units won't leave you waiting for months.