water pressure data loggers

Kingmach water pressure data loggers are built around the idea that field instruments need to talk to a wide variety of pressure transducers without fuss. The standard models accept 4-20 mA current loops, 0-5 V voltage outputs, and digital SDI-12 sensors, covering most vented and absolute pressure probes found in environmental and industrial monitoring. Onboard non-volatile memory typically holds more than a million data points, which means a logger sampling every 15 minutes can run unattended for over a decade before memory fills up. Battery life is equally practical: alkaline or lithium packs usually last 3-5 years under typical logging schedules, with replaceable cells that can be swapped in the field without desoldering. For remote sites, optional cellular, radio, or satellite telemetry modules clip onto the logger body and send data on a schedule you define. The data ends up on a cloud dashboard or can be forwarded to an existing SCADA system via Modbus or FTP. Users can also pull data locally through a USB-C or wireless Bluetooth interface, which is handy when a site visit is already planned. Housed in IP68-rated stainless steel or rugged polycarbonate enclosures, the loggers handle full submersion in boreholes, reservoirs, and wastewater channels. Calibration coefficients for attached sensors are stored inside the logger, so swapping a transducer does not require reprogramming the entire deployment. Kingmach provides factory calibration reports and can adjust measurement ranges to match project specifications. While we position ourselves in the mid-range market, the technical support includes direct access to application engineers who help with sensor wiring diagrams, telemetry setup, and data troubleshooting—because a data logger that records numbers is only useful if you can trust those numbers and get them when you need them.