iDAQ Model 1 — Data Logger
Universal
Universal
Voltage Input
A versatile 24-bit data logger accepting a wide range of voltage inputs. Ideal for monitoring sensors with 0–10V or 0–5V output signals across industrial, research and environmental applications.
24-bit ADC
0–10V / 0–5V Input
Up to 8 Channels
Wi-Fi Enabled
Made in UK
24bit
ADC Resolution
High-resolution analogue-to-digital conversion for exceptional measurement accuracy.
8ch
Input Channels
Monitor up to 8 independent voltage input channels simultaneously.
0–10V
Input Range
Accepts 0–10V and 0–5V signals — compatible with the vast majority of industrial voltage-output sensors.
Wi-Fi802.11
Wireless Connectivity
Built-in Wi-Fi streams real-time data to the iDAQ cloud dashboard. No cables, no complexity — connect directly to your existing network.
Livedata
Cloud Dashboard
Real-time monitoring, historical trend analysis, automated compliance reports and data export — all from your browser.
Applications
Who is this model for?
The iDAQ Universal Voltage Input is designed for engineers and researchers who need to monitor sensors that output a standard voltage signal. If your sensor outputs 0–10V or 0–5V, this is the model for you.
Compatible Sensor Types
Pressure sensors (voltage output)
Load cells with voltage amplifiers
Position & displacement sensors
Accelerometers (analogue voltage)
Light & UV sensors
Gas detection sensors
Humidity sensors (voltage output)
Industrial Monitoring
Monitor pressure, level and process variables in industrial environments with high accuracy.
Research & Testing
Capture multi-channel voltage data for laboratory experiments, product testing and R&D projects.
Environmental
Log environmental parameters — air quality, humidity, light levels — from voltage-output sensors.
OEM Integration
Embed into larger systems and machinery for continuous voltage signal monitoring and reporting.
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The Universal Voltage Input is available now. Contact us for a quote or download the manual to get started with precision data logging.