CSS Electronics is a Denmark-based developer of affordable, user-friendly CAN bus data loggers used globally across various industries. Their ISO 9001:2015-certified US partners manage scalable production, and the company fully offsets its CO2 footprint.
Pertech Embedded Solutions distributes CSS-Electronics, a certified provider of CAN-BUS data loggers and Sensor-to-CAN modules for automotive, industrial, and medical uses. CSS-Electronics offers standalone loggers like the CLX000 series with USB and WiFi, plus free, open-source software supporting MDF4. Their product line also includes easy-to-use CANedge1 and CANedge2 loggers.
Plug & play CL1000 CAN logger records CAN bus data to an 8 GB SD card. The logger is 100% standalone (no PC required) and data is easily extracted via USB. More
Plug & play CL2000 CAN logger records CAN bus data to an 8 GB SD card and timestamps it with a real-time clock. More
Plug & play CL3000 WiFi CAN logger records CAN bus data to a 16 GB SD card and timestamps it with a real-time clock. The data can easily be transferred via WiFi/3G/4G to your cloud server. More
The SAE J1939 DBC file contains conversion rules for scaling raw J1939 data to human-readable form (km/h, %, degC, …).
The OBD2 DBC file contains conversion rules for decoding raw OBD2 data to human-readable form (km/h, %, …).
CSS Electronics offers simple, professional CAN bus data loggers designed for easily recording data from vehicles or machines. Key features include data extraction via SD card or WiFi, interoperability, and processing using free open-source software and APIs.
Pertech distributes various CSS Electronics CAN bus data loggers, including standalone loggers like the CLX000 series (e.g., CL1000, CL2000) with USB and WiFi. They also offer the easy-to-use CANedge series, specifically CANedge1, CANedge2, and CANedge3 models.
CSS Electronics CAN bus data loggers are used globally across various industries. Pertech Embedded Solutions specifically highlights their application in automotive, industrial, and medical sectors.
Data can be easily extracted from CSS Electronics CAN bus data loggers via SD card or WiFi. The recorded data is interoperable and can be processed using free open-source software and APIs, which support formats like MDF4.
