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2.9 POWER
2.9 Power
All Tinytag Radio and LAN data loggers and receivers are fitted with alkaline batteries that are widely
available and cheap to replace. These batteries are either the main source of power for the device, or
provide back-up power in the event of the devices primary power source going down.
Radio Data Loggers
Radio data loggers are battery powered devices with an option for being mains powered, through a
plug-in power supply, if required.
When powered from batteries the loggers can be easily moved and relocated as monitoring
requirements change. The battery life of a logger, when set to the default ten minute logging interval it
is supplied with, will be typically a year.
When powered from the mains, the batteries in the logger are used as a back-up should the power
to the logger fail. If this happens, the batteries will keep the logger recording and transmitting (if the
computer running the system is also affected by the power cut, the loggers will record data locally until
the problem is resolved, the data will then be transmitted).
Plus Radio data loggers and the USB receiver are fitted with 2 x C (LR14) 1.5V batteries.
Ultra Radio data loggers are fitted with 2 x AA (LR6) 1.5V batteries.
Ultra Radio Receivers
Ultra Radio USB receivers are mains powered devices that are powered through a plug-in power supply.
This receiver also has back-up batteries that will allow it to maintain the radio mesh network it is a part
of in the event of a problem with the power supply from the computer.
Ultra Radio receivers are fitted with 2 x AA (LR6) 1.5V batteries.
Plus Radio USB Receivers
Plus Radio USB receivers are powered from their USB connection.
They are also fitted with batteries that will allow the receiver to maintain the radio mesh network it is a
part of in the event of a problem with the power supply from the computer.
Plus Radio USB receivers are fitted with 2 x C (LR14) 1.5V.