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HOBO® U30 Remote Monitoring Systems - Live Data Feeds
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Title: Remote System Monitors Pump Station |
| Application: Remote Water Level Monitoring Monitoring Location: Baylor University, TX The combination of the HOBO Remote Monitoring System/GSM and a third-party water level sensor with an analog output provides a solution to remotely monitor water levels and access data via the internet. This system can also send notifications when critical levels are reached. Typical applications include monitoring wells, groundwater, surface water, stormwater and storm surges. Related application solution: Remote Water Level Monitoring ![]() |
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Title: Remote Monitoring System tracks eco-friendly home heating/cooling systems |
| Application: Energy Monitoring Monitoring Location: East Bridgewater, MA Orchard Knoll, LLC is using the HOBO U30/GSM Remote Monitoring System to track the performance of new eco-friendly home heating and cooling systems being installed in Wayside Farm homes, a 66-unit development in East Bridgewater, MA. Each colonial-style home features a geothermal heat exchange system that takes advantage of temperatures deep in the Earth to help keep the home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The HOBO U30 monitors indoor and outdoor temperature and relative humidity, as well as power usage of the geothermal unit, well pump, and the entire home. ![]() |
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Title: Energy Monitoring of Solar Hot Water |
| Application: Energy Monitoring of Solar Hot Water Monitoring Location: California To ensure that energy conservation is widely accessible to California residents, the California Department of Community Services and Development and the Southern California Forum for Energy Efficiency, Environmental, and Human Services Providers (SCF) initiated a renewable energy pilot program. As part of the program, solar hot water heating systems have been installed in 22 low-income, single family homes across the state. The SCF use HOBO/U30 GSM Remote Monitoring Systems to monitor gas usage, cold and hot water supply temperature, solar collector water temperature, and hot water flow to verify if the solar hot water heating systems are functioning properly. ![]() |
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