wireless weather station data logger

Kingmach wireless weather station data loggers are designed to handle the messy reality of outdoor monitoring. The units accept a wide range of sensor signals—analog voltage (0–5 V), current loop (4–20 mA), SDI-12, pulse, and RS485—so you’re not locked into one sensor brand. On the wireless side, you pick the module that matches your distance and power budget: LoRa for up to several kilometers with minimal consumption, 4G for cellular reach, or Wi-Fi where power and network are readily available. Data is recorded to internal flash memory, with storage depth measured in millions of records. You set the schedule: from high-frequency 1-minute sampling for gust analysis to daily averages for climate studies. A smart averaging algorithm digitizes analog inputs with 16-bit resolution, filtering out noise without smoothing away real peaks. Enclosures carry an IP66 rating, and internal temperature compensation keeps measurements accurate across a –30°C to 70°C range. Power is flexible—AC, solar panel with built-in charge controller, or a large-capacity battery pack that typically runs for months between changes. Configuration is done through a browser-based interface; no proprietary software required. For data delivery, the logger speaks MQTT, HTTP, and FTP, pushing data directly to your cloud platform or on-premises server. Customization is a core part of our process: we can pre-wire sensors, add GSM alarm channels, or design a private-label web dashboard. Every unit leaves our factory after full calibration and a 48-hour burn-in test. With distribution partners in over 30 countries and a support team that answers emails in hours, not days, Kingmach ensures that your data logger isn’t a gadget—it’s a long-term asset.