Multichannel Signal Acquisition Unit

Kingmach has been making geotechnical instruments long enough to know that field monitoring hardware needs to survive dusty, wet, and vibration-heavy environments. The multichannel signal acquisition unit is a compact, DIN-rail mountable device that collects data from up to 32 sensors (depending on model). It supports common geotechnical sensor interfaces: vibrating wire, 4–20 mA, and strain gauge bridges. The analog front-end is designed to reject 50/60 Hz noise—common near power lines and heavy machinery—without sacrificing resolution. The unit can sample all channels simultaneously, not sequentially. This matters when you're trying to correlate dynamic events like rockfall impacts or pile driving vibrations. Data is timestamped with GPS-synchronized precision so you can compare readings across multiple acquisition nodes on a site. Typical applications include bridge health monitoring, retaining wall displacement tracking, and deep excavation instrumentation. For projects that require long-term unattended operation, the unit draws less than 5 watts and can be solar powered. Data from the unit can be pushed over RS-485, Ethernet, or 4G cellular (via optional module) to a local logger or directly to cloud-based monitoring platforms. Because Kingmach handles design, manufacturing, and calibration in-house, custom sensor configurations or special communication protocols are handled quickly—no endless back-and-forth with subcontractors. After deployment, technical support is available through regional distributors or directly from our engineering team.