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Exporting Data from EG4100 Series Devices
From the home screen, click the export button in the upper left of the graph (highlighted in yellow below).
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How to Monitor CO2 with HOBO Data Loggers During the Pandemic
As many schools, restaurants, gyms, offices, and other businesses look to reopen during the pandemic, installing carbon dioxide (CO2) monitors is becoming part of the COVID checklist for maintaining...
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Seguir el flujo: monitoreo simplificado del flujo y del nivel del agua basado en la web
¿Necesita monitorear el nivel y el flujo del agua en arroyos, ríos o canales abiertos? Si es así, querrá ver este seminario web gratuito de una hora! Aprenda sobre el monitoreo de flujo y nivel de...
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Stream Temperature Monitoring with the HOBO Water Temp Pro (U22-001)
This technical note provides guidelines for using HOBO Water Temp Pro (U22-001) loggers for monitoring steam temperatures. HOBO data loggers are used extensively to monitor stream temperatures to...
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Sample Data - Smart Rain Gauge Data vs Stand-alone Data Logging Rain Gauge Data
The attached PDF file shows how data from a smart rain gauge (S-RGA-M002 and S-RGB-M002) is depicted versus how it's depicted when recorded with an RG3 or RG3-M stand-alone data logging rain gauge...
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Going with the Flow: Simplified Web-based Water Level and Flow Monitoring
Do you need to monitor water level and flow in streams, rivers or open channels? If so, watch this webinar and learn about web-based water level and flow monitoring, including: Monitoring water...
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Stainless steel loggers and salt water
Following is an important application note regarding the deployment of the following products: U20-001-01 – HOBO Water Level Logger U12-015 – HOBO U12 Stainless Steel Temp Logger U12-015-02 –...
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Part 1- Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 1 in a series of 7
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Using Data Loggers Beyond Equipment Scheduling
While data loggers are a great tool for identifying equipment-scheduling opportunities in buildings, their usefulness far exceeds just that one function. This paper discusses how the use of...
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HOBO MX2001 Deployment Requirements
The HOBO MX2001 logger top-end unit (MX2001-TOP) is IP67-rated weatherproof, but should not be considered waterproof. This logger includes an internal barometric sensor for barometric compensation,...
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HOBO MX2001 Water Level Data Logger
The HOBO® MX2001 is the industry’s first water level data logger designed for convenient wireless setup and download from mobile devices via Bluetooth Low Energy. Learn how the logger dramatically...
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Configuring an MX2001 BLE Water Level Logger with HOBOmobile
See how to use HOBOmobile to configure the HOBO MX2001 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Water Level Logger