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Most Kingmach loggers handle strain gauge full-bridge sensors directly, and with a simple input module, they also accept 4-20mA transmitters or vibrating wire cells. If you're unsure, share your sensor's datasheet and our application team will confirm the excitation and signal range match.

You can set different intervals per channel—anywhere from once per second to once every few hours. Faster rates up to a few hundred Hz are possible for dynamic tests, but for static monitoring, we usually configure one reading every 5 or 10 minutes to conserve storage and battery.

Remote access is definitely doable. We have built-in options for 4G cellular, Wi-Fi, or LoRa. The logger pushes data to an FTP server or cloud platform, so you can view it from the office. For sites with no signal, data stays on the SD card until you collect it.

Each channel has gas discharge tube protection and a TVS diode clamp. The enclosure is IP65 or IP67 sealed. If a surge does get through, the damage is usually limited to that single channel's front end, which is designed as a replaceable module to keep downtime short.

The logger itself stores raw millivolt or engineering units, but we provide software that applies your calibration factors and conversion formulas during download. Some models can also run basic calculations on the edge—like peak hold or alarm threshold comparisons—if you need an immediate alert.