H1 – Hydro Logger

The Hydro Logger H1 expands the line of small telemetry stations manufactured by FIEDLER. The GPRS data logger is suitable for collecting data from sites with or without mains power and wherever it is sufficient to transmit measured data to a server at longer intervals, typically once a day (the data logger’s internal battery is rated for 4,000 data sessions). Once preset threshold values are reached, data transmission and warning SMS messages are activated immediately. When using an external power source (12 V battery, AC adapter), the frequency of data transmission is not limited in any way.

Pulse inputs for connecting OPTO and REED water meter sensors
Current inputs for pressure and level sensors in water storage tanks and pumping stations
Binary inputs (flooding, pump operation)
GSM/GPRS data transmission to a server
Integrated SMS alert system
Up to 5 years of battery life; 12 V DC external power input
Parameters configurable via the Internet
Rugged metal housing with IP67 protection
Low operating costs thanks to the ability to use standard prepaid SIM cards

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Description

The Hydro Logger H1 uses data hosting provided on the manufacturer’s server. This means users do not need to set up their own server or handle its operation and maintenance. Authorized users can access the data stored on the server at any time via a standard web browser. In addition to graphical and tabular visualizations, the server also enables statistical calculations of balance flows, searching for threshold values, data exports in several formats, and other functions.
The Hydro Logger H1 comes with a stainless steel bracket for wall mounting the DataLogger and a GSM whip antenna. Several GSM antennas with varying gain levels are available for installing the device in underground shafts and areas with weak signals. An antenna extension cable can also be ordered from the supplier.

Applications

Flow meters, remote water meter readings
Monitoring of instantaneous and minimum nighttime flow rates, including flow balances
Continuous monitoring of flow rates, pressures, and water levels in gauging shafts and reservoirs
Construction of networks of rain gauge and limnigraph stations with the option to send SMS alerts

Technical specifications

Technical Specifications	H1 - HydroLogger
Number of Analog Inputs	2 current inputs (0)4–20 mA
Number of pulse inputs	2 high-speed pulse inputs PV1, PV2 (for OPTO-type sensors), 2 low-speed pulse inputs PV3, PV4 (for REED sensors)
Number of binary inputs	unused inputs PV1 through PV4
RS-485 interface	1x for connecting sensors, FINET protocol
Number of recording channels	8 analog (A), 8 binary (B), 8 control (C), 1 text
Archiving Interval	adjustable from 1 minute to 1 day, separately for A channels
Data Memory Capacity	2 MB Flash, records up to 300,000 values, cyclic rollover
Real-time correction	automatic from a server
Battery	SAFT LSH20 3.6 V lithium battery
External Supply Voltage	8–15 V DC, quiescent current 50 µA
Operating Life	up to 5 years without battery replacement
GSM/GPRS module	GPRS Class 12, slots: 4Rx / 4Tx
GSM antenna	1 dB whip antenna included with the station, FME connector
Internal sensor	relative humidity and temperature
PC connection interface	RS-232, M8 connector
Operating temperature	-20 °C to +50 °C
Housing material	Aluminum alloy and plastic
Dimensions (W x H x D)	160 x 90 x 60 mm (excluding GSM module and cable gland)
Weight	1.1 kg, including stainless steel bracket and battery
Protection Rating	IP67

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