MSR175 Transportation Data Logger with Extended Battery - Records Shock and Temperature
- Built-in (2) 3-Axis Acceleration Sensors and (1) Temperature Sensor
- Records in Range of ±15g/±200g and -20°C to 65°C Temperature Range
- Stores Over 2,000,000 Measured Values, Which is Sufficient for more than 1,000 Shocks and Jolt Events
- Rechargeable 7700 mAh Li-SOCI2 Battery
- Data from any number of loggers can be merged synchronously into a single Data Record
- Made in Switzerland, Swiss Made
Includes USB Cable, Mounting Screws, and Quick Start Guide. MSR Dashboard Software Available as a Free Download
Overview of the MSR175 Shock and Temperature Data Logger with Extended Battery
The MSR175 is a small, robust, stand-alone transportation data logger that utilizes high-resolution sensors that accurately and continuously record what happens to your goods during transportation. The recorded data can be used to ascertain possible damage or used to improve transport and shipping packaging. The logger features two internal 3-axis accelerometer sensors that can record +/-15g and +/-200g respectively as well as an internal temperature sensor that has a range of -20°C to 65°C. The logger can measure and record shocks and jolts at a frequency of up to 6,400 measurements per second. The internal non-volatile memory is capable of storing over 2 million measurement values which is enough for up to 1000 shock events. The MSR175 is built with an internal 7700 mAh LiPo-battery which when fully charged can power the logger for a recording period of at least 2 years.
Setting up the logger and viewing the data is done using a powerful package of software which include the easy to use MSR Dashboard, MSR ReportGenerator, and MSR ShockViewer. The MSR Dashboard allows you to easily configure the logger with just a few clicks of your mouse! The ReportGenerator gives you one click access to a compact report while detailed analysis can be done using the ShockViewer software. Convenient export feature allows you to export and view data in Microsoft Excel or as a CSV text file, and to generate a PDF report. You can even merge data from multiple MSR175 loggers for a comprehensive report on how to improve the shipping process.
MSR Dashboard
MSR ShockViewer
MSR Report Generator
MSR175 Shock Transportation Data Recorder with Plug-in Sensors Specifications
| Measured Parameters | 3-Axis Acceleration and Temperature |
| Temperature | Measurement Range: -20°C to 65°C; Accuracy: ±0.5°C (-10°C to 65°C) Measurement Rate: 10 Minutes |
| Acceleration | Number of Sensors: 2 Measurement Range: ±15g and ±200g Accuracy (±15g): ±0.15g (25°C) Accuracy (±200g): ±2g@ 25°C Measurement Rate (±15g): 6,400 Samples per Second |
| Data Storage Capacity | Over 2 Million Total Recorded Readings |
| Key | Start Measurement/Retrieve Status |
| Color | Amber |
| LEDs | Blue: Recording Indicator Red: Alarm Indicator Yellow: Battery Charge Indicator |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable 7700mAh Li-SOCI2 Battery (USB Connection to PC recharges unit) |
| Battery Life | Minimum 2 Years (Sampling Rate: 1 Minute) |
| Enclosure | Encapsulated Poly Carbonate (PC) |
| Standards Compliance | IP657, RoHS/WEEE |
| Communications Interface | USB |
| Storage Conditions | Temperature: 5°C to 45°C Humidity: 10 to 95% RH, non-condensing |
| Operating Conditions | Temperature: -20°C to 65°C |
| Software | MSR175 Dashboard, MSR ReportGenerator, MSR ShockViewer (Basic Version) |
| OS Compatibility | Windows 11, 10 and 7 (32 and 64 Bit) |
| Weight | 180 grams |
| Dimensions | 49mm x 39mm x 122mm |
Mounting Instructions for MSR Shock and Vibration Data Loggers
The data loggers should be force-fitted as close as possible to or on the object to be monitored. Fastening to the packaging or the means of transport will lead to deviating results.
Screw the data loggers to the object at the holes provided. Alternatively, the data loggers can also be fastened with high-strength industrial adhesive tape or cable ties. Magnetic fastening should be avoided. It only acts in the direction of the magnetic field lines - it is not force-locking.
Orientation
Align the Axes of the data Loggers with the main direction of movement. The data loggers can be mounted in any position. Make a note of the position and direction of the axes for later evaluation.
