Data Harvest is a world leading, UK based manufacturer and supplier of specialist educational science and technology equipment ranging from data logging and control systems to stand-alone science & technology products for primary and secondary education.

We design and supply innovative high-quality products that offer durable, practical solutions which enhance teaching and learning.

Based in Bedfordshire in the United Kingdom, Data Harvest has been producing high-quality educational science data logging products for over 30 years.

Our core solutions include world-class data loggers, wired sensors & Bluetooth sensors that makes teaching classroom science a hands-on and engaging experience, backed by our award-winning science software, EasySense; all designed, engineered and manufactured in the UK to meet the requirements of the global education community.

Our manufacturing process encompasses experienced electronics technicians and test engineers who hand-build our hardware devices and calibrate every data logging Sensor; ensuring the highest quality product is delivered ready for your next science experiment. Our internal manufacturing and supply chain processes meet with WEEE and RHOS compliancy. All our products are CE and FCC tested and approved, and come with a ‘no quibble’ 5-year warranty.

Our fulfilment is global, from small orders to large scale tenders to every corner of the educational spectrum. Orders leave our warehouse every day, 50% of which are exported to schools around the world.

Learn more about Data Harvest, our history and founder Stephen Allen in this blog post.

FREE LEARNING FOR PRIMARY TEACHERS

Our market research found that teachers in a time-critical classroom were struggling with the demands of new technology; Learn STEM (NOW VU SCIENCE) helped to remove such fears allowing teachers to get the most out of their investments during their primary science lessons.

By using the Vu or Vu+ data logger, teachers can now explore new ways of teaching science at the lower age range, providing transferable skills to primary aged children as they move through the school years. 

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