PN 100118
The Wireless Temperature Sensor measures the surrounding temperature and wirelessly transmits the result to a Cloud Connector (Gateway) via SecureDataShot™ technology. The Cloud Connector will relay the temperature reading to a Cloud service. The readings are performed at 15-minute heartbeat intervals.
The Wireless Temperature Sensor has touch functionality for simple installation and use.
Specifications
| Operating conditions, temperature range | -40°C to +85°C |
| Operating conditions, recommended temperature range | -25 to 50 °C non condensing |
| Operating conditions, humidity at 25 °C | 0 to 100% relative humidity |
| Recommended storage conditions | Cool and dry, near normal room temperature |
| Reporting frequency | The temperature is measured every 15 minutes and reported to the cloud |
| Construction | Sealed, IP68 |
| Material | Impact modified acrylic film |
| Size | 19mm x 19mm x 2.5mm |
| Weight | 2.0g |
| Lifetime | Up to 15 years in the standard transmission mode in a standard environment |
| Certifications and compliance | CE, WEEE, Batteries directive |
| Wireless range | Standard mode: 25m indoor, up to 300m free-space Boost mode: up to 1000 m free-space |
| Wireless communication | 868 MHz ISM band, SecureDataShot™ |
| Temperature resolution | 0.05 °C resolution, 0.4°C absolute accuracy at 25°C |
See datasheet for detailed specifications.
Documents
Datasheet Wireless Temperature Sensor 100118 (EU)
Safety and Use Leaflet Sensors and Cloud Connector EU 3G/2G
Safety and Use Leaflet Sensors and Cloud Connector EU 4G
Declaration of Conformity
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Accessories
Common Questions
Is it possible to measure temperature more often?
The sensors are fixed to measure the temperature every 15 minutes. If a more frequent reading is required, we offer the Wireless Temperature Sensor (EN12830) sensor which measures the temperature every 5.5-minute.
Also please note that most real-world temperature changes are very slow compared to our default 15-minute reporting interval. To take a concrete example, an air conditioner that has been configured to a specific temperature will take one hour or more to actually cool down, or heat up, a room to that temperature, depending on the temperature change. During this time, you will have multiple data points to monitor the change in temperature.