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Energy-efficiency company utilizes a wireless monitoring system to provide temperature, relative humidity, and power consumption information at data center facilities, which use up to 30 times more energy than average office buildings.

Funded by the U.S. Department of Urban Development, consulting firm Steven Winter Associates Inc. used battery-powered data loggers for round-the-clock measurements of relative humidity levels in homes.

As director of cluster engineering for Marriott's Southern California hotels, John Miller uses reliable, portable data loggers to measure a variety of parameters and ensure guest comfort.

University uses data loggers to measure temperature, light, and humidity as part of an energy-savings initiative that could save $22 million over seven years.

In Houston, where humidity rates near a constant 100% in the summer, an HVAC technician used data loggers to prove the effectiveness of dehumidifiers in classrooms at an elementary school.

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MX-HVAC Quick Start Guide

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RXW HOBOnet® Analog Mote User Manual

RXW HOBOnet® Analog Mote Quick Start Guide

Wireless Data Nodes Identify Data Center Energy Waste

IAQ Research Reveals Regional Differences

HOBOs Help Keep Guests Comfortable at Marriott Hotels

Oklahoma State University Energy Conservation to Make Wiser Use of Money

Data Loggers Help Diagnose "Sick School"