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WiFi temperature data logger for connected facilities

A WiFi data logger records temperature at set intervals and sends readings to a cloud dashboard through your facility’s wireless internet connection. LoggFi WiFi models support remote monitoring for cold rooms, laboratories, hospitals and warehouses in India.

LoggFi WiFi temperature data logger

When to choose a WiFi logger

Choose WiFi when the monitoring point has reliable wireless coverage and your team can provide network access. It suits fixed installations where you already maintain an internet connection.

LoggFi is offered by Bagmo Private Limited in Kochi, Kerala. Discuss your facility, sensor requirements and deployment location in India with our team before selecting a model.

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WiFi data logger models and specifications

Select the sensor first, then the display and alarm options. Temperature ranges refer to the sensor; the electronics have a separate operating environment.

LoggFi WiFi temperature logger model comparison
ModelSensor / familyTemperature rangeAccuracyDisplayOffline readings
WTD102LoggFi
NTC
−40°C to +50°C±0.5°COLED2,000
WT102LoggFi
NTC
−40°C to +50°C±0.5°CNone2,000
WTD102PTLoggFi+ PT100
PT-100
−200°C to +400°C±0.5°COLED2,000
WT102PTLoggFi+ PT100
PT-100
−200°C to +400°C±0.5°CNone2,000
WTD102HMLoggFi Hygro
NTC & SHT20
−40°C to +50°C±0.5°COLED2,000
WT102A / WTD102ALoggFi SonicGuard+
NTC
−40°C to +50°C±0.5°COptional2,000

Hygro models also monitor 0–90% RH. Call, SMS and email alerts are listed in the catalogue; confirm the service configuration and any recurring charges in your quotation.

Logging interval
1 – 40 minutes
Input / charging
5V USB
Battery backup
20 – 30 hrs typical
Enclosure
ABS Plastic · IP4X
Operating env.
10 – 40°C · 30 – 70% RH
Calibration
Internal / NABL

Confirm the probe-specific accuracy, calibration points and certificate scope for your application. Battery backup is typical and depends on operating conditions.

Plan your installation

  1. Check WiFi coverage at the actual installation point, including near insulated doors and metal shelving.
  2. Ask your IT team to confirm network compatibility and internet access before selecting the device.
  3. Choose the sensor range, probe placement, logging interval and alert recipients for each monitoring point.
  4. Test readings, alerts and recovery after a network interruption before relying on the installation.

WiFi data logger questions

Does a WiFi data logger need a SIM card?

No. LoggFi WiFi models use the facility’s WiFi internet connection to upload readings. A GSM model is the alternative when you need cellular connectivity.

What happens if WiFi stops working?

The listed LoggFi WiFi temperature logger models have storage for 2,000 offline readings. Cloud updates and remote alerts need connectivity. Offline storage duration depends on your logging interval; confirm reconnection behaviour during commissioning.

Which WiFi model includes a display?

WTD102 has an OLED display; WT102 is the compact version. For PT100 probes, compare WTD102PT and WT102PT. WTD102HM adds humidity monitoring and an OLED display.

What is the price of a WiFi data logger in India?

Request a configuration-specific quote from LoggFi. Share the number of monitoring points, temperature range, display preference and calibration requirements. Ask for device, cloud service, installation and tax costs to be itemised.

Discuss your monitoring requirement

Tell us your temperature range, number of monitoring points, facility location and calibration needs.