Minilogger with a large display. Optionally measures temperature, humidity, pressure, light & 3-axis acceleration/attitude (incl. fast peak). 4 analogue inputs for maximum flexibility. More Information...
Shock Transportation Data Logger MSR175Pro Press Release - NEW PRODUCT
Transporting transformers and other heavy-load goods often involves high financial risks. Damage can reach millions and typically leads to complex liability issues. The new MSR175Pro has been specifically developed for the energy sector: precise shock monitoring up to ±40 g, more than 1,000 recordable shock events, and filtered measurement across relevant frequency ranges. Avail end Jan, 2026
The MSR145 was a key component used in an astrophysics experiment which went to the edge of space! Students at the University of Sheffield in England launched a balloon and payload on April 8th 2011 as part of their 4th year Physics masters projects.
The MSR145 was placed inside a payload box and recorded atmospheric pressure, internal temperature and 3-axial acceleration throughout the flight, until the balloon burst at an estimated minimum height of 37km. The payload then safely fell back to Earth using a parachute and was located and recovered using GPS. The progress and results of the project can be followed on their website:
