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Packed with Communications Features and Extensive Memory CHESTERLAND OH—May 16, 2012
Many manufacturers and organizations use dataTaker DT800 systems for monitoring their critical machinery, manufacturing processes, temperature profiling, and many more applications. However, these older 800 model dataloggers are rapidly reaching the end of their product lifetime and increasingly liable to develop problems, and dataTaker and its suppliers can no longer support this legacy model. As dataTaker’s master distributor in North America, CAS DataLoggers offers companies a cost-effective replacement for this outmoded technology with the new dataTaker Series 3 DT80 Intelligent Data Logger. Read more on our product
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Fast Data Collection and Retrieval for Remote Applications CHESTERLAND OH—May 14, 2012
Remote monitoring applications in fields such as oil and natural gas extraction, environmental monitoring, and fleet management often require close attention to detail. Users need to accurately record and track several variables including temperature, flow, strain, stress, vibration, and more. Therefore, when purchasing a new data logging solution, it’s crucial to understand the exact capabilities and specifications of the device you need. However, the sheer variety of data loggers and data logging systems can often make it difficult to choose the best model for your application.
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With dataTaker Series 3 Intelligent Data Loggers CHESTERLAND OH—May 14, 2012
Across the country, industrial plants and factories continue to rely on aging legacy systems to control and oversee their vital manufacturing and process operations. These older systems, including the dataTaker DT50, DT51, DT53, DT505, DT605, DT515, and DT615 model dataloggers have endured for many years in a broad spectrum of industries and tasks. However, dataTaker and its suppliers can no longer support these critical systems, and available part supplies are dwindling. As dataTaker’s master distributor in North America, CAS DataLoggers has 5 compelling reasons for your business
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Personnel and Sales Growth Continue in May CHESTERLAND OH—May 9, 2012
CAS DataLoggers is proud to announce it has recently hired an additional Applications Specialist to better serve customers and address an increased sales volume. Anthony Boyer comes to CAS DataLoggers with 18 years of successful sales experience. He has an undergraduate business degree from Kent State University and a Master’s Degree in MBA at Baldwin-Wallace. Anthony joins an experienced sales team of trained Applications Analysts with a combined 100 years of electrical engineering experience, offering customers monitoring systems from trusted manufacturers including dataTaker, Accsense, T&D, Grant, AEMC,
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AEMC Models CL407 and CL607 Clamp Power Data Loggers CHESTERLAND OH—May 07, 2012
CAS DataLoggers together with AEMC Instruments have partnered to introduce the new Models CL407 and CL607 Clamp Power Data Loggers as low-cost solutions for safely measuring electrical conductors without the hassle of disconnecting equipment. Both models measure single- and three- phase power (Real, Reactive and Apparent) up to 3MW with resolution to 1W and also measure voltage frequency at 20kHz and current frequency at 2kHz. These extremely precise current clamps measure harmonics up to the 25th, auto-select AC or DC measurement, and can record up
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Versatile Automated Solutions for Serial Logging Applications CHESTERLAND OH—May 4, 2012
CAS DataLoggers often provides technical support to customers working with dataTaker data loggers featuring 1 or 2 serial ports and who want to add more ports in certain applications such as monitoring GPS weatherstations and barometers. These users want to record data from all their sensors by using the datalogger to send a command to read a given sensor and get the data back, repeating this for each sensor. CAS DataLoggers engineers offer customers a few different methods to enable a dataTaker to read multiple serial devices.
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AEMC Simple Logger II Model L104 CHESTERLAND OH—May 1, 2012
CAS DataLoggers has partnered with trusted manufacturer AEMC Instruments to release the Simple Logger® II, Model L104, a 4-channel AC current recording device powered by alkaline batteries. Full scale ranges from 5A to 1200A are dependent on probe selection; compatible current probes include models MN93-BK, MN193-BK or SR193-BK (sold separately). Harmonic measurements are calculated from 64 samples taken on each AC cycle measured and are available in real-time using the included DataView® software which allows users to perform a variety of recording tasks with easy and intuitive setup
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Extensive Product Lines Combined with Value-Added Services CHESTERLAND OH—April 30, 2012
Increasingly, businesses and organizations are saving time and money by relying on automated data collection to increase their productivity and reduce unnecessary labor costs. Manual measurements are always prone to human error, but data loggers take high-accuracy measurements without distracting workers from other tasks. So where should you look to find the ideal device for your specific project? Fortunately, customers have ten compelling reasons to start and end their search with CAS DataLoggers. Read more on our datalogging tutorial
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AEMC Model 6610 Phase/Motor Rotation Tester CHESTERLAND OH—April 30, 2012
CAS DataLoggers has teamed with high-quality data logging manufacturer AEMC to announce the new Non-Contact Phase Rotation Meter Model 6610, an essential tool for any installation, inspection and maintenance facility. The Model 6610 is a non-contact (containing no metal contact points) phase meter designed to identify phase rotation on 3-phase systems and identify live and open/de-energized phases. Read more on our product announcement page.
Advanced dataTaker Monitoring Solution Catches Utility Theft CHESTERLAND OH—April 23, 2012
CAS DataLoggers recently supplied the industrial datalogging solution for Pasco County Utilities, a provider of quality services to customers at a reasonable cost and in an environmentally responsible manner. The Utility Services Branch provided water and sewer services, reclaimed water, solid waste/resource recovery, recycling, hazardous waste, and street lighting service to most of the residents in Pasco County. The company maintained a large number of remote electronic flowmeters in the field, which consisted of billing meters for customers including businesses, golf courses, plants, and residences. Read more
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