The BushLinx® data logger is the hardware backbone of every monitoring site. It connects your sensors, manages power, and sends data to the BushLinx® platform — reliably and automatically, 24 hours a day.
BushLinx® data loggers are designed and assembled in South Australia to run unattended in remote locations — solar powered, weatherproof, and connected over 4G or radio.
Maxi (PDF) · Mini+ (PDF) · Mini (PDF)
The choice comes down to how many sensors the site will carry now and later. A tank or a single flow meter suits the Mini; a soil probe with a rain gauge suits the Mini+; a weather station, or a site that will grow sensors over time, wants the Maxi and its extra inputs. Fitting a logger to today's sensor count and outgrowing it in two seasons is the expensive way around.
Connectivity is the other half. Where 4G is marginal, an AR-Tech radio network carries sites back to one point that does have coverage — which often costs less than chasing signal at every location.
These are designed and assembled in South Australia, which is the reason a firmware change or an odd sensor request doesn't turn into a support ticket in another time zone. Faults are diagnosed remotely first; most issues never need a site visit.
Loggers go out direct to customers in South Australia and Victoria, and in trade quantities to distributors around the country. For project work they're supplied alongside the site design and the platform configuration — see projects.
This is a quick overview. Specs, photos, how it works and real-world examples are on the BushLinx® Data Loggers page of the BushLinx® website.