MLRemote
The Canary Systems® MLRemote® is a low-power, point-to-multipoint, programmable wireless datalogging system designed for demanding environments. The system was purpose designed for the mining, geotechnical, structural and environmental markets where the monitoring assets consist of numerous types of instruments, distributed over a large area, and are difficult to access.
Use of proprietary communication “push” technology allows for ultra-long battery life, between 3-5 years for the standard alkaline batteries, up to 10-years when using Lithium cells. The unit can easily be placed in a variety of remote locations for long-term monitoring applications. With fewer components, MLRemote systems are less of a target on sites where theft is a concern compared to the larger, more visible, and expensive alternatives.
The high performance spread spectrum radio is available in 900MHz or 2.4GHz frequencies, and a range of up to 100km (60 miles) is possible with use of gain antennas and excellent topography. Range of up to 15km (9 miles) is easily achievable using the standard antenna and most topography.
Numerous sensor types are supported, including vibrating wire, 4-20mA, and linear potentiometer. Pulse and frequency measurements, along with digital status monitoring, are also supported with the integrated digital inputs. Integrated digital inputs allow for controlling other sensors and peripherals such as the optional MLMux5 multiplexer supports two switching modes, 5-channel by 4-wire switching, or 10-channel by 2-wire switching.
Digital sensors are also supported including MDT Smart Link-485s and HART 4-20mA sensors, among others, through use of the integrated serial port. A switched power connection also provides for managing power for connected peripherals.
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