Onset HOBOlink Cloud IoT Platform
Features
- View and monitor all RX and MX devices on one platform
- Stay updated with customizable real-time email/text alerts
- Gain insight into data with Google Maps, built-in templates & customizable dashboards
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
- More
A comprehensive cloud environmental monitoring platform for HOBO MX & RX products, HOBOlink integrates near real-time, research-grade environmental data from IoT RX stations and MX devices into its single, intuitive platform's robust data management, visualization, and API integration tools for deeper analysis. Flexible and customizable, HOBOlink lets you choose a plan to match your monitoring application and goals and make the most of your data, giving you 24/7 access and key insights to help you make the most informed decisions and support your sustainability initiatives.
RX Basic |
RX Standard |
RX Premium |
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Description |
Value plan for up to 10 measurements with longer logging intervals | Advanced monitoring capability with standard sensor support | Advanced monitoring capability with best sensor support |
Max # of Measurements |
10 | 25 | Supports max sensors for each device added |
Fastest Logging Interval |
Every hour | Every 5 minutes | Supports each device's max logging rate |
Remote access and monitoring via HOBOlink |
Included | Included | Included |
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