pressure data loggers

Kingmach builds its pressure data logger lineup around the idea that you shouldn’t have to pray for compatibility or guess about accuracy months after installation. The devices typically span common industrial ranges—vacuum to 10,000 psi—using strain gauge or piezo-resistive sensors, but the more practical focus is on how measurement specs hold up under real conditions. For instance, instead of a single “accuracy” figure, you’ll find breakdowns of linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability at multiple points, plus thermal compensation coefficients that make it clearer whether the logger needs a shelter in direct sun or can live with a simple shield. Sampling intervals are configurable down to 1 second, and storage runs to hundreds of thousands of time-stamped readings per deployment, which means seasonal monitoring jobs don’t require monthly site visits to download data. On the connectivity side, many models support Modbus RTU/ASCII, SDI-12, or 4-20 mA outputs, and custom protocol integration is available for projects where the central SCADA refuses to budge. Battery life estimates are paired with test conditions rather than best-case lab scenarios, and replaceable or rechargeable options are noted where available. Housing options are rated IP67 or IP68 for submersion, and you can get field-swappable sensor elements so a flooded transducer doesn’t scrap the whole logger. Since no single configuration fits all sites, Kingmach accepts custom range calibrations, ruggedized cabling, and even non-standard communication baud rates as part of order specification, not as an afterthought. The result is less time spent on site rigging adapters and more time getting clean data from the first week.