Tank Temperature Monitoring With a Wireless System
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CLEVELAND - OhioPen -- T&D RTR-502B Wireless Temperature Data Logger

CAS DataLoggers supplied a wireless temperature monitoring solution for a company with water storage tanks containing polluted wastewater. The solution needed to maintain a specific temperature range to prevent bacterial growth.

Installation

The company installed 8 T&D RTR-502B Wireless Temperature Data Loggers on their water storage tanks. These data loggers were paired with a T&D RTR-500BW Wireless Base Station connected to their Ethernet LAN to automatically collect data from all loggers.

Usage

Using 900 MHz ISM band wireless communication, the loggers offered a range of up to 150 meters (500 feet) from the base unit. This range could be easily extended using the RTR-500BC base station as a wireless repeater. The loggers' water-resistant cases protected them from accidents, and wall mount brackets simplified installation.

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Several base station models exist to collect data from the temperature data loggers, including USB, network, and cellular models. In this case, the customer opted for the RTR-500BW network base station. It connected wirelessly to the 900 MHz radio in the RTR-500B units to automatically download real-time and recorded temperature data and then upload it using a 10/100BaseT Ethernet interface.

The base station could be easily configured using either the T&D 500B utility on a smartphone or the RTR500BW for Windows software on a PC. Data could be uploaded automatically to either a local server running the T&D Data Server software or to T&D's own free WebStorage Service, where it was available to view anywhere via a web browser.

If a measurement exceeded set upper or lower limits, the base station detected the warning and sent an email to up to 4 addresses via the WebStorage Service or Data Server software. A relay contact output on the RTR-500BW also provided a local alarm signal for a light or buzzer to alert anyone nearby.

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Benefits

The storage company benefitted in several key ways from installing the T&D wireless system to monitor their water storage tanks:

• Highly accurate data loggers provided wireless monitoring of each tank's temperature, with their water-resistant casings ensuring reliable and durable operation.
• The loggers' range was easily extended when needed, and management was always kept informed of the tanks' temperature via automatic data downloads.
• The dataloggers offered multiple ways to send data and warning messages online, providing a convenient and cost-effective temperature monitoring solution.

For more information on the TandD RTR-502B wireless temperature data loggers, or to find the ideal solution for your application-specific needs, contact a CAS DataLogger Application Specialist at (800) 956-4437 or visit us at https://www.dataloggerinc.com.