Compact: a new range of CAEtech dataloggers is born

A new range of CAEtech dataloggers is born: the Compact line is designed to provide a modular and scalable solution, both from the hardware and software points of view, and to meet the needs of different types of users.

These are innovative, IoT ready acquisition units that manage all the activities related to the equipment installed on the field. To perform these tasks in the best way possible, CAE developed a powerful hardware based on the Linux Embedded Operating System; this ensures high flexibility and allows the use of extremely advanced open source programming languages. For example, the Python scripting language helps the user customizing the dataloggers, according to their specific needs.

Designed according to the experience gained by CAE with the Mhaster datalogger, which by now has been produced and installed in over 1000 sites worldwide, this scripting language inherits several successful features: for example, the presence on board of a powerful and fully interoperable web server based on largely widespread standards.

The dataloggers of the Compact line boast next generation technology, are scalable and compact and ensure the high standards of quality, power and reliability typical of CAEtech products, while keeping power consumptions low.

The hardware scalability is guaranteed by 3 different models:

• Compact: Digital acquisition unit
• Compact Plus: Analogue and digital acquisition unit
• Plus: expansion for analogue and digital sensors

on which different application packages can be implemented, determining therefore the software scalability. The application packages are designed to perfectly meet the various needs of the users, in a multi-risk perspective.

Compact, Compact Plus and Plus are designed to be easily used and integrated into already existing systems, thanks to their standard interfaces and small size. These features, together with particularly low energy consumption, allow a high flexibility in terms of installation.


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