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The Leap wireless pressure transceiver can integrate with every type of WIKA pressure transducer - 4-20mA, 0-10V, and I2C outputs. The external industrial sensor may be powered by an optional 12 or 24V power supply driven from the over-sized Leap Sensor node battery. No external power source is needed with the 12/24V power supply option (LP-1PXX). See below for other options to configure this industrial wireless sensor node to your exact needs. Contact us to find the best combination or let us know which WIKA sensor you would like us to integrate. See the data sheet for detailed specifications. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
This unique motor sensor combines 3 different sensors in one multi-sensor node: temperature, vibration, and electrical current. Get continuous remote monitoring of these key predictors of motor failure. Receive alerts via text, email, or phone. Avoid costly downtime and gain operating insight. It's like having X-ray vision into your key processes.- The only system currently available that combines all three types sensors on one transceiver node. Get sophisticated monitoring at a real-world price.
- Installs quickly & safely: temperature sensor and vibration sensor (accelerometer) install quickly with industrial-strength magnets or screw mount. Current sensor is a split-core amp clamp.
- The standard vibration sensor takes a simple yet highly effective and proven approach by sampling at 5KHz and edge-computing the data to report RMS acceleration, RMS velocity, and peak acceleration.
- Store data & manage alerts with our SensorManager.com software, or integrate into your own PLC or other software.
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This vibration and temperature module connects over the CAN bus to the Wireless Motor Monitoring transceiver node and send temperature and vibration data. Predictive maintenance (PdM) vibration monitoring tracks the health of machinery by measuring mechanical movement, allowing maintenance teams to identify and address issues like misalignment, imbalance, and bearing wear before failures occur. Monitoring temperature also indicates changes in the function of equipment. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system for the IIoT. Build your quote here: -
Wireless transceiver node with an RS485 Modbus RTU interface can read up to 10 Modbus registers to track valuable machine monitoring data. Can be used with almost any Modbus RTU sensor and communication device. Contact us to discuss best options for your application. Connect the transceiver node to a variable frequency drive (VFD) to collect data such as electric current draw, voltage levels, RPM, temperatures, and error conditions. Ideal for predictive maintenance or automated process auditing. Due to the high-power consumption of the Modbus RTU interface, this transceiver node typically uses a external power source to power the node. Battery power is an option if data sampling and transmitting is done every few hours. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
Ideal for monitoring temperature with a non-contact IR sensor. Standard model measures temperatures from -20C to 1000C with a 20:1 field of view. Contact us if you need an application specific wireless sensor with different specifications. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
The Leap wireless pressure transceiver can integrate with every type of sensor with an I2C output. The sensor is powered by the Leap Sensor device battery with a power supply that can be specified from 3.6V to 24 volts. No external power source is needed. Contact us to let us help you make your selected I2C sensor wireless. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Contact us with the details of the I2C that you want to attach to the Leap Transceiver Node. Build your quote here: -
This Leap wireless sensor has two standard mini thermocouple connectors that can connect to any K-type thermocouple.  Because thermocouples can be used over a wide temperature range and thermocouples come in a huge range of probe types, this sensor addresses many harsh industrial applications. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
This specially-designed wireless temperature sensor has 9 precision RTDs. The entire transceiver node can operate up to 250ºC (482ºF) - the highest-temperature-rated enclosure we offer. The node is less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) thick - able to ride on a wafer or circuit board through a reflow oven. For wafer temperature monitoring, RTD sensors are ultra-thin and small for a fast response to temperature changes. For other applications, virtually any other RTD sensor can be integrated, including pointed insertion probes for meat or food processing. 3-wire configuration on RTDs assures extra accuracy and immunity to the high-temperature environments. Sensor cable lengths can be made to order. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
This Leap wireless transceiver node integrates two standard industrial pressure sensors along with two thermocouples. (Type K is standard, but other types can also be integrated). The sensor is powered by the Leap Sensor device battery with a power supply that can be specified - 12 or 24 volts. No external power source is needed. Contact us to let us help you make your selected pressure sensors and thermocouples wireless. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: Contact us for pricing for your unique configuration. -
The Leap wireless pressure transceiver can integrate with every type differential pressure switch with a "dry contact" switch output. The differential pressure switch featured with this product is a Cleveland Controls Air Sensing Switch, HVAC/General Purpose Type, 0.02 to 0.8 Differential (In. WC). Contact us to find the best combination or let us know which pressure switch you would like us to integrate. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
This very unique wireless sensor works by comparing the readings from one device node to another user-selected device node - then reporting the local pressure, local temperature - then differential pressure and temperature as compared to a user selected sensor. For example, sensor A is located outside at ambient temperature and pressure. Sensor B is located in a clean room under positive pressure and Sensor C is located in a different part of the cleanroom under a higher positive pressure. Sensor B could be configured to report its pressure and temperature and the differential pressure between Sensor B and Sensor A. (See the screen shot). Sensor C could be configured to report its pressure and temperature and the differential pressure and temperature between sensor C and sensor B. Sensor readings are reported in PSIA. Leverage the Leap SensorManager software to send text, email, or telephone alerts when a pressure, temperature, or delta-pressure or delta-temperature threshold is exceeded. Integrate the data from the differential pressure sensors into other software using our web-based API, Modbus, DNP3, or other data interface protocols. The wireless sensor can be configured with pressure sensors that have different ranges, resolutions, and accuracies for different applications. See the specification below for more information on the different options. Pressure sensors can be configured to specific applications. The pressure and temperature sensors in the photos have the pressure and temperature sensor sealed inside the enclosure with a pressure port in the back of the enclosure. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
The Leap wireless transceiver can integrate with most sensors with a CAN bus interface. The sensor is powered by the Leap Sensor device battery with a power supply that can be specified from 3.6V to 24 volts. No external power source is needed. Contact us to let us help you make your selected CAN bus sensor wireless. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Contact us with the details of the CAN sensor that you want to integrate with the Leap wireless sensor system. Build your quote here:
