The GENII wireless data logging system connects sensors and process signals via radio transmitters to a central base station with a built in data logger. The system can handle up to 250 channels and has a range of up to 2-3 kilometres. Repeaters can be used to extend the range. The radio transmitters can take voltage, 4-20 mA, thermocouple and thermistor inputs.

The RC250 Modbus GEN II Receiver can be used as a receiver unit for the GEN II transmitters to provide a serial Modbus output for up to 160 active channels. The RC250 is a self-contained mains powered receiver unit with built-in batteries providing more than 24 hours of operation in the event of a mains failure. An LCD is incorporated to show signal strength and serial number of last transmitter received. The RC250 unit can be used with any GEN II transmitters. The GEN II System uses a licence free 434MHz one way transmission frequency.

The RX250-AL GEN II Receiver can also work as a central unit for the GEN II transmitters and has a built in data logger to handle up to 250 channels over 125 transmitters. The RX250-AL is a self-contained mains powered receiver unit with built-in batteries providing more than 24 hours of operation in the event of a mains failure. An LCD is incorporated to show signal strength and serial number of last transmitter received. The RX250-AL unit has option of a standard 247,000, half million and 2 million reading internal memory and can be connected to a GSM modem to provide SMS alarms. The RX250-AL units will work with any GEN II transmitters. The GEN II System uses a licence...

The GENII wireless energy monitoring system is able to cover a wide range of parameters. Transmitters are available for direct connections to ND-350 Power meters, U6 Gas meters, various heat meters, flow meters and other energy monitoring devices. A system can be customised to your requirements, with battery or externally powered transmitters to cover any parameter and can be linked up to a GEN II Environmental Monitoring System to cover all your monitoring in one complete system. Up to 250 channels can be sent back to a single receiver logger unit over a 2-3Km range, with repeaters available to extend this range and deal with more difficult environments. The receiver logger will read the data from only the desired transmitters...