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Lascar has launched its new Cloud-enabled, wireless data logging range - EL-MOTE - designed to remotely monitor temperature or temperature & humidity in a large range of indoor and outdoor applications.

Lascar Electronics will once again be attending Hannover Messe, the world’s leading tradeshow for industrial technology, with this year’s show running from 23 to 27 April.  

Lascar has launched its new SGD 21-B display, a low cost, ultra low power, sunlight readable, single channel voltmeter with a sleek, monochrome, e-paper dot matrix display.

In late November, Lascar Electronics attended the SPS IPC Drives and Automation Show in Nuremberg, Germany to demo its PanelPilotACE development kits.  This is a major show for the industrial automation industry, with a focus on robotics and machine control.  

Our Regal Cinema refurbishment project opened on Friday 30 June 2017, with a screening of Casablanca.  The project is intended as a way to give back to the Fordingbridge Community, and will also provide subsidised accommodation for our new graduate recruits.

Congratulations to Lascar employee John Alton, who has received a BrightSparks Award from Electronics Weekly in recognition of his work at Lascar on development of our PanelPilotACE product. 

This year marks the 40^th Anniversary of Lascar Electronics, and we were proud to celebrate this by sponsoring the Lascar Ruby Anniversary Handicap Stakes at Salisbury Races on Thursday 18 May 2017. 

For EasyLog WiFi users on the go, download the FilesThruTheAirTM Apps available from GooglePlay and the App Store. The App extends cloud access and visibility to phone and tablet users, delivering an optimised experience and features otherwise unavailable via the traditional mobile web interface.

Lascar is excited to announce their new lineup of Panel Mountable Four-Channel Temperature Data Loggers. The EL-SGD 43-ATP and EL-SGD 70-ATP data logging kits allow you to log and display temperature, set and view alarms, create summary reports for further analysis as well export data.

Lascar has added data logging functionality to SGD 43-A and the SGD 70-A. The 4.3” and 7" capacitive display data loggers have up to four available channels and are supplied with compatible thermistor probes.

Lascar’s PanelPilotACE range takes a major step forward with the launch of RS485 comms.  Download our latest Design Studio Software compatible with Windows 7, 8 and 10 and see how you can slash the design time on custom PanelPilotACE graphic displays.

Lascar extends its range of 21CFR compliant data loggers to include WiFi enabled sensors with their own secure cloud based monitoring system. View temperature and humidity data anytime, anywhere with the security of a remote 21CFR system.

The best thing about the iPhone is that it isn’t just a phone - it’s a myriad of devices all in one box. This type of ‘device convergence’ is happening all around us.  Join us in exploring the advantages and disadvantages of converged devices for industrial applications and get some advice on what specifiers should be looking for.

The upgraded PanelPilotACE Design Studio software brings the functionality of its EasyLog data loggers to PanelPilotACE displays for the first time. Along with the updated software Lascar has also expanded the hardware options available to engineers with the introduction of a larger, 7” panel display.

 You’ve brought the wiring loom, you’ve wired up the engine bay electrics and now you’re left with a whole bunch of wires in the dashboard area. How am I going to connect all these wires to display all the information I need?

Need some ideas customizing your car or motorbike dash board?  Look no further.  Our very own PanelPilot sales team member, Greg Hill, has pulled together a few of his favorite petrolhead projects!

Let’s face it – everyone likes to have a play with things... especially people with an Engineering background! That’s why before I go on PanelPilotACE customer sales visit, I try and put together a basic project that I think will appeal to my audience. 

With modern touch screen colour displays and embedded computing, engineers and developers now have the hardware to create multi-screen, interactive interfaces for industrial instrumentation and panels. What follows are five tips that will help utilise that hardware in the best way possible.