On 26 Oct 2005 10:26:56 -0700, " wrote
in message .com:

I'm looking for a setup that would allow me to continuously measure air
temperature in a confined and inaccessible area by placing several
(presumbably cabled) temperature sensors in that area before it is
closed up. The surrounding material will be rock and probably
unsuitable for wireless sensors (in addition to not being able to
replace batteries). I would like to either log the data on some sort of
console about 60 feet away, and/or feed the data into a computer. I've
check out some of the online weather stations (e.g. Davis) and they
don't do this (little cabled capability; no multiple, cabled sensors)

Can anyone suggest a (preferably online) source for a setup that will
do this? I'd prefer not to build something from scratch unless it's a
kit.

www.phanderson.com for sensors and other hardware
www.selmaware.com/ for logging software.

Most home automation software is not well suited for logging analog
(continuously variable) data. I'd be interested in learning about event-driven
HA software that also manages analog data validation, manipulation, statistical
analysis, storage, retrieval and graphical presentation _well_ (before I
reinvent the wheel yet again ..)

HTH ... Marc
Marc_F_Hult
www.ECOntrol.org