wireless accelerometer data logger

The wireless accelerometer data logger from Kingmach is built around a simple idea: capture high-resolution vibration data where it matters, without the clutter of wiring. It supports standard IEPE (ICP) and MEMS accelerometers, so most sensors you already own will plug straight in. Onboard 24-bit ADCs and programmable sample rates let you balance detail against storage, and time-domain records are stamped with GPS or NTP for tight synchronisation across multiple nodes. Data is stored locally on removable SD cards and can be pushed to a central server over cellular or LoRa links, depending on site conditions. The aluminium housing is sealed to IP67, which is enough for extended outdoor use in rain or dusty environments. Kingmach configures each unit to your project: you pick the sensor type, sampling strategy, wireless protocol, and power supply. Because it’s a mid-range, professional tool, you get direct access to the engineering team for setup and integration support. The logger pairs with Kingmach’s own geotechnical instruments – inclinometers, tiltmeters, crack gauges – but also works with third-party sensors, giving you flexibility in bid situations. Battery life depends largely on the reporting interval; with hourly bursts, a standard lithium pack runs for months. Solar or external DC inputs are an option for permanent installations.