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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.
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HOBOconnect Monitoring App - Ask the Experts!
View our free 45-minute webinar on best practices for using the redesigned HOBOconnect mobile app for streamlined configuration, data collection, and management of your HOBO MX Series Bluetooth data loggers.
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HOBO MX2001 - Cable-Ordering Guide
Attached is a PDF file to assist you in determining the proper cable length for your HOBO MX2001 deployment.
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Why is the RH response time less for the HOBO MX2301 vs the HOBO MX2302?
The RH response time in the HOBO MX2301 internal logger is faster than in the HOBO MX2302 external logger. This is due to the geometry of the location of the internal sensor in the loggers.
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HOBO MX2501 User-Replaceable Electrode Info
With gel electrolyte and double Pellon® junctions minimizing the chance of contamination of the reference electrolyte, the user-replaceable, plastic-bodied pH electrode for the HOBO MX2501 pH logge
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Collecting and Quality-Controlling Dissolved Oxygen Data: A Buzzards Bay Study
Researchers from Buzzards Bay Coalition and Woodwell Climate Research Center will share how they are collecting, managing, and quality-controlling dissolved oxygen data across Buzzards Bay using HOBO water quality loggers.
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Bluetooth Soil Moisture Data Loggers
An introduction to the new HOBO MX Soil Moisture Data Loggers, the industry’s first fully integrated soil moisture and temperature loggers with convenient Bluetooth wireless communication and data offload.
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Unable to Read Out MX 2001 Logger
After a successful readout on an MX2001 logger that is logging, stopping the logger and then attempting to read out the same data again may fail.
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