The wireless sensor node is used to remotely monitor the status of the connected front-end sensors. Both two-wire sensors and NAMUR sensors can be connected to the wireless sensor node, allowing flexible integration of different sensor types. The status of the front-end sensors as well as other measurement data and status data of the wireless sensor node are recorded at adjustable time intervals and transmitted to the remote station in the LoRaWAN network. The data is available there for display or further processing.
The wireless sensor node can be accessed remotely from the LoRaWAN network via the downlink channel of the wireless sensor node in order to query or adjust device parameter values. Parameterization can also be carried out via the additional Bluetooth interface available in the sensor node using a mobile device (smartphone or tablet) and the associated WILSEN app.
Attention: 2 sensors (either two-wire sensors orNAMUR) can be connected to this sensor node. Due to the variety of sensors, these are not shown separately here, but can be found directly on the manufacturer's website, e.g. Pepperl + Fuchs Please contact our sales department directly.
Equipment | |
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Antenna | Internal |
Sensor | GPS sensor, NAMUR-Schnittstelle, Temperature |
Colour | black |
Material | Plastic |
Communication | |
Frequency | EU868 |
Connectivity | LoRaWAN |
Power supply | |
Power supply | Battery |
Power supply details | 3,6 V , 13000 mAh |
Number of power supplies | 1 |
Interfaces | |
Interfaces | Downlink, Bluetooth |
Measurement parameters | |
Measurement accuracy | ± 2 °C |
General | |
Variants | NAMUR or 2 Low-Power-Zweidraht |
Certifications | |
Certifications | IP 67, IP66 |
Weights / dimensions | |
Dimensions | 74 mm x 81 mm x 182 mm |
Uncategorized | |
Kabellänge | max. 10m |
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