Light and temperature data-logger pack
9 units available with a short lead time.
This pack includes everything you need to build a light and temperature data logger with an Arduino. The Adafruit data logger shield records sensor readings to an SD card with real-time timestamps, while the included photocell and TMP36 temperature sensor provide light level and temperature measurements from –40 °C to 125 °C.
Tested and compatible with Arduino Uno, Leonardo, Zero, Due, and Mega R3 or later.
Key Features
- SD Card Logging – Data logger shield writes sensor data to an included 8 GB SD card
- Real-Time Clock – On-board RTC for timestamped readings
- Light Sensing – CdS photocell for ambient light measurement
- Temperature Sensing – TMP36 analogue sensor (–40 °C to 125 °C)
- Battery Powered – 6× AA battery holder with 2.1 mm jack for portable use
Ideal For
- Environmental monitoring projects
- Science experiments and data collection
- Learning about sensors and data logging
- Arduino-based field measurements
Package Contents
- 1× Adafruit data logger shield for Arduino
- 1× 8 GB SD card
- 1× CdS photocell
- 1× Pack of 10 kΩ resistors
- 1× TMP36 analogue temperature sensor
- 1× 6× AA battery holder with 2.1 mm jack (unassembled)
Note: Arduino board not included. You will also need 6× AA batteries, a CR1220 coin cell (for the RTC), wire, and soldering tools to assemble the project.
Resources
The Light and temperature data-logger pack appears in the following collections:
SKU AF-249
by Little Bird
