Industrial Grade Wireless Flood Sensor / Temperature Sensor – Cellular Connection – Internal Antenna

$649.00

This wireless sensor communicates via a cellular transmission for remote temperature & flood monitoring. The internal antenna keeps the transceiver node small and resistant to damage.

Sensor transceiver node combines standard mini k-type thermocouple connector for temperature sensing (wide temperature range) and a water sensor for flood detection.

No gateway required – ideal for remote locations where standard sensors won’t work. Sensor node transmits via cellular link directly to cloud-based user interface.

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“Practically battery-free”™ – Long battery life (up to 10 years, depending on application & transmission interval).

Customize to your specific needs, including options to transmit only when designated thresholds are exceeded.

 

 

Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors system.

 

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Description

Leap Sensors are specially designed to be configurable. Contact us to discuss your specific needs.

Wireless Flood Sensor / Temperature Sensor with Cellular Connection & Internal Antenna Specifications

This sensor is ideal for remote locations where only a few sensors will be deployed, and the application requires few transmissions daily.

  • No gateway needed as data is transmitted directly via a cellular connection. Because of this, a cloud-based user interface is required (either your own or Leap Sensor Manager).
  • Cellular connections require significantly more battery power. In addition, per-transmission cellular charges can become significant if the sensor transmits several times per day.
  • Overall temperature accuracy: temperature accuracy is a combination of the electronics and the thermocouple. Since the thermocouple is typically selected by the end-user, overall accuracy of the final system will depend on these factors.
  • See below for information on the accuracy of the Leap electronics and additional general information on the accuracy of thermocouples.
  • Thermocouples are available in a wide variety of types and wide temperature range. However, they are not highly accurate and are typically used for monitoring applications. For higher accuracy temperature measurements, see the Leap RTD temperature sensor.
  • Internal antenna keeps the size of the sensor small and more resistant to damage.

Thermocouple Electronics Specification

  • Electronics reads from -210C to 1800C*
  • Resolution is 19-bit or 0.0078125C
  • Electronics accuracy is +/-0.15%*

*Overall accuracy is a combination of the electronics and the thermocouple that is used. See more information below.

Thermocouple Sensor Specifications

  • Sensors come with basic insulated thermocouples.
  • Or, select your own thermocouple from a huge variety of options.
  • Connect K-type thermocouples using standard miniature flat pin connectors with protective rubber boot (see photos).
  • Thermocouples have different temperature ratings – but different versions can operate in the range of –454 to 2,300F (–270 to 1260C).
    • Electronics set for thermocouple range of -210C to 1800C (-325F to 3250F).
  • Standard Type K Accuracy
    • Leap Sensor thermocouples are compensated on the circuit board for non-linear thermocouple characteristics at cold temperatures to ensure accurate readings at cold temperatures.
  • Leap Sensor transceiver node (electronics, enclosure, and battery) can operate up to 85C, or 120C by special order.

Water / Flood Sensor Specifications

  • A 2-wire cable connects to two points to detect water between the points.
  • Rope sensor option that can cover wide areas. Contact us for more information.
  • Optional %-wet readings.
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Applications include:

  • Remote equipment monitoring
  • Remote flood, overflow, high water detection
  • Remote heater monitoring
  • Industrial wireless temperature sensing
  • Remote freeze monitoring
  • Remote failure prediction and condition-based maintenance

Patents pending.

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