LoRa Networks and Sensors

Measuring ambient temperature around a physical location, inside, outside or within a machine (for example within a fridge or freezer).

Measure relative humidity of air within a room or enclosure. Great for monitoring humdity in industrial spaces, saunas, greenhouses, museums etc. Also a good tool in residential housing to help control mould, mildew or dust mites.

Monitors level of carbon dioxide CO2 gas in surrounding areas. Contains a life-time sensor.

Detects water, and helps prevent property damage from leaks and flooding. Ideal for locations with potential flooding risk or around plumbing installations. Can also detect lack of water is you can detect when a container or tank is nearly empty.

The Water Rope sensor has a 10 foot (expandable to 100ft) detection rope. If any conductive liquids touch the rope, the sensor is triggered. The detection rope dries and resets quickly, in-readiness for further activations.

Detects distances between the sensor and a targeted or moving object. Typical applications include water / liquid levels and distance of a moving object. These sensors auto recalibrate to allow for temperature or humidity fluctuations.  

Alerts on the status of a door, window, cabinet, draw or other opening object, showing it is open / closed or has been for a given time period. For example, a freezer door open for more that two minutes, or monitoring access to controlled properties or areas like cargo bays, computer rooms or cabinets.

Wireless motion sensor using infrared technology (aka PIR) with a range of 5m. 

Detects possible danger from increasing CO levels and the risk of poisoning. Beyond general scenarios, this is particularly important in the care for elderly, children and immune compromised peoples. 

Detects contact between two wired points. For example the sensor can be connected to a mechanical switch or contact plate to detect when the switch is triggered, and then alert the system.

Uses to detect impact, vibration, inclination and G-Forces. Its mainly used as an inclinometer or tilt sensor, with G-force measurements along X, Y & Z axis.

Measures the voltage on another device, sensor or battery, with up to 500 VAC possible, and by connecting to the positive and negative terminals of the unit being monitored. Typical uses include Pressure Transducer, RTD, Thermistor, Industrial Accelerometer, but there are many uses and scenarios.

Measures the voltage on another device, sensor or battery, with up to 500 VAC possible, and by connecting to the positive and negative terminals of the unit being monitored. Typical uses include Pressure Transducer, RTD, Thermistor, Industrial Accelerometer, but there are many uses and scenarios.

Measures the RMS current of an alternating current system using a current transformer. The sensor measures the current, maximum & average RMS current and the amp hours.  

Measures resistance across any resistive load, and measures resistance - up to 250k Ohms, accurate to +/- 2% and interfaces with purely resistive and passive load. 

The 0-20mA current meter sensor measures the current on another device or sensor, up to 20mA (DC). Examples of interfacing devices include Current Transducers (CTs) with outputs up to 20 mA, pH sensor, dissolved oxygen sensor, pressure sensor, magnetic flow meters, velocity or acceleration sensors, industrial vibration sensors, industrial accelerometers, and other devices with a mA output within the range of 0 – 20.

The sensor is integrated with a mechanical switch or dry contact, counting the number of actuations in a given period.

The sensor measures the light intensity (from 0-83k LUX).  Example scenarios include museum and art galleries.

Sensor measures pressure, for example pressurised gas, liquid or vapour supply lines. 

Activity sensors detects movement or non-movement. This is great for applications requiring detection of vibration or movement, for example counting how often a machine is started, pump monitoring, sudden movement in monitored areas, or even detecting if a window's glass is compromised. 

The button when pressed sends a real-time alert to the monitoring system, and includes a red LED light to indicate activation.

This PM2.5 sensor measures PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations in the air. 

The wireless air speed sensor measures the temperature and altitude between two ports to calculate the speed of air movement within a system.

The sensor has two input pipes, and measures the differential between the two end points. Scenarios include room pressure, air flow, duct pressure, hospitals and care homes, Clean rooms, computer & data centres.

Monitoring hydrogen sulfide gas.