DicksonOne Display Data Logger, DicksonOne Display Data Logger in Dubai

Brand: Dickson

DicksonOne Display Data Logger

DicksonOne Display Data Logger for Environmental Monitoring System in Dubai

The DicksonOne Display Data Logger combines onboard data logging with a built in display. This one’s a temperature and humidity monitor that accurately measures and records environmental conditions. The DicksonOne data logger works well in regulated facilities and allows users to view real time temperature and humidity readings directly from the point of installation.

The device is designed to be a part of an environmental monitoring system. It simplifies the whole process of temperature and humidity monitoring for premises like pharmaceutical facilities, laboratories, cold storage rooms and food processing sites. The data syncs automatically to the DicksonOne cloud and facilitates remote access and reporting. The advantage here allows organizations in Dubai to increase traceability and respond immediately to any discrepancies.

Core Feature

Users get to verify the temperature and humidity conditions at a glance on the built-in screen. Additionally, the Wi-Fi temperature data logger also displays the connectivity status and the alarm conditions, which include phone calls, SMS and emails.
The Wi-Fi temperature and humidity sensor is included in the interchangeable smart sensor option. The device allows a quick probe replacement without changing the entire device, hence reducing the cost factor.
Every cold chain monitoring system in the facility is strengthened with visual and email alerts. This will help respond quickly to any excursions.
Compliance documentation is simplified and manual monitoring tasks are reduced through the automated data logging and cloud connectivity.
Monitoring is possible in a centralized manner without any manual download as data gets synced automatically in the DicksonOne cloud. In this way, freezer temperature monitoring is possible from different places without any disruptions.

Technical Specifications

Display: Segmented LCD with user-resettable minimum and maximum values.

Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity for automatic synchronization with the DicksonOne cloud.

Sensors: Supports 1 field-replaceable digital sensor with compatible Replaceable Sensors™ for temperature, humidity, differential pressure, and other parameters.

Channels: Supports up to 3 monitoring channels.

Operating Conditions: 0°C to 70°C (32°F to 158°F), 0 to 95% RH (non-condensing).

Data Capacity: Approximately 400,000 backup sample points with user-selectable logging intervals.

Power Source: 120 to 240 VAC / 12 VDC with 72-hour battery backup.

Dimensions & Protection: 1.7 × 4.25 × 4.25 in (43 × 108 × 108 mm), IP21-rated enclosure.

Certifications: RoHS, FCC Part 15 Compliance, and CE approved.

Use Cases

We maintain a controlled production environment in pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities with the humidity monitor, cold rooms and storage facilities.
Get regulated inventory always by using a temperature and humidity monitoring system.
Monitor sensitive samples in research laboratories by using a wireless temperature and humidity sensor.
A wireless data logger can be used in a food processing plant. This helps in a continuous documentation of environmental conditions.
Healthcare facilities in Dubai can use the wireless data logger as a temp and humidity monitor. This helps protect temperature-sensitive medicine, vaccines, and other biological materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the DicksonOne Display Data Logger used for?
Ans: The Dickson display data logger is an internet connected environmental monitoring device designed continuously record parameters like temperature, humidity and differential pressure. It store readings in the onboard memory and transmits them to the DicksonOne platform. This enables remote monitoring, historical data access and environmental data management.

Q2:  Which environmental parameters can the DicksonOne Display Data Logger monitor?
Ans: The logger supports a range of replaceable sensors for monitoring environmental parameters. The device can monitor temperature, humidity, differential pressure and CO2 depending on the sensor selected.

Q3:  Does the device display real time temperature and humidity readings?
Ans: Yes, the DicksonOne display data logger has a segmented LCD feature. This displays current readings directly on the device. If multiple environmental conditions have to be monitored, the display can also rotate through the measurements. The users can also view user resettable minimum and maximum values from the logger.

Q4:  How does the DicksonOne Display Data Logger transmit data to the cloud?
Ans: The logger stores measurements in the on-board memory and transmits them to the DicksonOne cloud platform through Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Likewise, the readings can be accessed online by the user. The logger also provides protection against any temporary connectivity interruption by backing up data locally.

Q5:  Does the logger support Wi-Fi connectivity?
Ans: Yes. The DicksonOne display data logger does support both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. The facility can choose the connection method that suits their infrastructure. The DWE2 operating on the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and can also connect through Ethernet for monitoring purpose.

Q6:  Can I access logged data remotely through the DicksonOne platform?
Ans: Yes. The current and past monitoring data can be accessed remotely using the DicksonOne system. The DicksonOne system allows for remote response to alerts.

Q7:  Does the device provide alarm notifications for temperature or humidity excursions?
Ans: The DicksonOne device does support customizable alarms. These sensors alert users of parameter deviations like temperature or humidity. The system also generates notifications for communication loss or low battery. The platform manages any remote alarm notifications, and the device itself has an audible alarm function.

Q8:  Can alerts be sent by email, SMS or phone call?
Ans: Yes, the DicksonOne device supports email, SMS text and phone call notification. Users can configure alarm conditions and designate any notification recipient. Alarms can be triggered from conditions like temperature thresholds, communication failures, or low battery conditions. This all depends on the alarm settings that are configured.

Q9:  Is the DicksonOne Display Data Logger suitable for pharmaceutical refrigerators and cold rooms?
Ans: Yes. The DicksonOne display data logger is designed for environmental monitoring across various premises. This includes pharmaceutical and biotech facilities, laboratories, hospitals and storage facilities. The appropriate sensor or probe type should be selected according to factors like temperature ranges and monitoring applications.

Q10:  Does the logger support GDP, ISO and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance requirements?
Ans: The DicksonOne platform supports regulatory and quality management requirements, which includes FDA 21 CFR Part 11, GxP and ISO 17025 related capabilities. The compliance depends on how the monitoring system is configured, validated, documented and operated within the facility.

Q11:  How much historical data can the device store?
Ans: The device can store approximately 400,000 sample points of backup memory. The amount of data generated depends on the sampling interval and the number of measurement channels. The logger continues to record readings locally even if the connectivity is lost. The stored data can be transmitted to the DicksonOne once the connectivity is restored.

Q12:  What happens if the internet connection is temporarily lost?
Ans: DWE2 has a backup battery that lasts for 72 hours. If the connectivity is lost, the logger continues to record measurements using its onboard memory. The system can transmit the recorded data to DicksonOne cloud platform once the network is restored.

Q13:  Is the sensor replaceable or recalibratable?
Ans: Yes. The device has field replaceable digital sensors. The sensor can be replaced without replacing the complete logger. Dickson provides different sensor and calibration options. This includes N100, N300, N400, and N520. The measurement range depends on the selected sensor, as it should matched to the monitoring application.

Q14:  Can the logger be wall-mounted inside a laboratory, pharmacy, or warehouse?
Ans: DWE2 can be installed as a freestanding unit or a wall-mounted device with a flexible keyhole mounting option. Laboratories, pharmacy, storage rooms, warehouses, and other critical environments find this feature extremely beneficial, with placement determined by monitoring requirements.

Q15:  Why choose the DicksonOne Display Data Logger for cold chain monitoring applications?
Ans: The device combines features like environmental data logging, an on-device display, replaceable sensors with Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. The onboard backup storage, configurable alarms, and cloud-based monitoring make it suitable for cold chain and other temperature-sensitive premises. The device is extremely beneficial for situations where constant monitoring, remote visibility and documented records are important.