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New environmental monitoring system

Published:  17 November, 2016

Rotronic_RMS_Logger_iPad.jpgROTRONIC has developed its new Rotronic Monitoring System (RMS). The advanced monitoring system checks, documents and visualises all required measurements in one system. The data can be retrieved from anywhere, at any time by PC, Mac, tablet or smartphone. The system offers high performance, flexibility and versatility and is easy to set up and operate.

The RMS provides one complete, flexible and yet simple monitoring solution instead of many fragmented and complex systems working in isolation. The RMS software stores all recorded measurements securely in a system that the user can access at any time, data can be retrieved in any form and integrated into 3rd party systems. The RMS data loggers transmit the measured values to the software via wireless or LAN communication.

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