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HOBO UX120-017 Pulse Data Logger
Learn the features of the HOBO UX120-017 Pulse Data Logger, Used by energy professionals, this logger simultaneously measures pulse, event, state change, and runtime.
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HOBO RX3000 Frost Alarm System
Our new HOBO RX3000 Frost Alarm System makes it easy and affordable for growers to protect their crops from frost while reducing water usage.
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Thought Leader Webinar: Insights into Metering and Measuring Heat Pump Performance
Learn how energy expert Nelson DiBiase of Guidehouse conducted a comprehensive metering study using HOBO data loggers to evaluate the efficiency and performance (COP) of mini-split and central heat pumps.
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Thought Leader Webinar: Energy Savings & IAQ. Having Your Cake and it Eating Too!
Data logging can not only help save and maintain energy, but also ensure adequate ventilation/IAQ and compliance with ASHRAE Standard 241.
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Faulty Occupancy Sensors Found with HOBO Data Loggers
Energy efficiency interns as California State University Long Beach deployed light on/off data loggers in campus classrooms in order to identify faulty occupancy sensors and stop energy waste.
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Is Your Energy Conversation Driving Energy Conservation?
October 1, 2019
The drive to save money through energy efficiency may seem like old news to you, probably because energy efficiency as we know it began over 30 years ago in the 1970s.
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Smarter Greenhouses & Indoor Farms: Monitoring Strategies for Year-Round Productivity
2pm - 3pm (America/New_York)
Monitoring solutions for CEA and crop productivity
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Floods & Drought—That’s not ALL water level monitoring is about!
March 27, 2024
Learn how and why water level monitoring plays a key role in understanding, protecting, and conserving our most precious resource - water.
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Connecting Forests, Estuaries, and Oceans: Building an Integrated Monitoring Network at the University of New England
Learn how the University of New England is connecting data from forests, estuaries, and the open ocean to better understand coastal ecosystem response to climate change.
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