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Wireless dataLoggers: flexible and precise
The Japanese T&D Corporation was founded 1986 in Matsumoto. The company name derives from “try and develop” and emphasizes the company’s ambition to create innovative products with a high degree ofpractical usefulness. Today the company is the Japanese market leader for dataloggers. Realizing that the future of data management would be in wireless solutions, a team ofabout 50 specialists are engaged in developing systems for industrial, publicand private demands. Since 2003, T&D Corporation has been exporting itswireless data loggers worldwide. The company is represented through a EuropeanSales Office located in Niddatal near Frankfurt.
Datamonitoring: any time, any place
Data monitoring with networked data loggers not only helpsto safeguard goods and processes, but also ensures accurate documentation ofcompliance with legal regulations, for instance EU guidelines for hygiene and quality. T&D systems fit individual needs, simplify processes and allowerror free access to measured data at any time from any place.
A flexiblesolution for safe data collection
One of T&DCorporation’s highlights is the RTR 500 series, which includes all devicesrequired to build a tailor-made solution. These compact data loggers monitormany different parameters like temperature, humidity, 4-20 mA, voltage,barometric pressure UV or Co2 and are available in wireless, GSM, USB and Ethernetmodels. The base station automatically aggregates data from compatible wirelessdata loggers out to a 150 meter free air range, or longer distances strengthened through a repeater. There’s no need to install cabling or totravel to collect the data, and the base station also performs automated alarm monitoring via email, SMS messaging or app. Additionally the company offers their free of charge T&D WebStorage Service which allows to download and store up to 20 MB of recorded data. It enables easy access to current readingsat any time and from any place to view in well-arranged graphs or tables.