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LoRaWAN SENSORS- Mode d'emploi / User guide version V2.0
1.4. Technical specifications
1.4.1 General characteristics
Parameters
Power supply voltage
Power supply
Operating temperature
Dimensions
Case
Radio standards
1.4.2 Battery life
Conditions of use
Product storage before use:
1 year maximum.
Calculations carried out at
a temperature of 20°C
1.4.3 Product input tolerance characteristics
Parameters
Max input voltage
Dry contact detection level
Analog input accuracy
Input resistance (dry contact version)
Guard time between 2 events (dry contact only)
1.4.4 Operating modes
The LoRaWAN Sensors unit has two operating statuses (modes):
•
STANDBY: This is the mode in which you receive your product or the default mode after having (re)configured your product (no radio
frames transmission).
•
OPERATION: This is the mode in which the LoRaWAN Sensors unit transmits frames periodically.
1.4.5 Sensors compatibility
Examples of sensors tested by Adeunis RF (non-exhaustive list)
Type
4-20mA
4-20mA
0-10V
Mitchell instruments
0-10V
Dry Contact
Value
3.6 V nominal
Integrated Li-SOCl2 battery (radio management and querying of meters)
-25°C / +70°C
105 x 50 x 27mm
IP 67
EN 300-220, EN 301-489
Transmission frequency
140 frames per day
100 frames per day
50 frames per day
20 frames per day
2 frames per day
Value
10V
0.5V
12 bits
100 Ohm
500ms
Name
EE80
CO2, temperature, relative humidity
E+E Electronik
PR791F
Asco Instrument
PF211
ADT 23-110
MSR Electronic
Luminosity, movements and motions
RBWF-LF
S+S Regeltechnik
Number of Sensors
1 or 2
1 or 2
1 or 2
1 or 2
1 or 2
Type
Pressure
Relative humidity
Nitrogen dioxide NO2
Battery life SF7
Battery life SF12
11 years
1.3 years
14 years
1.8 years
+15 years
3.2 years
+15 years
6.5 years
+15 years
+15 years
Applications
Buildings technical management, air quality,
ventilation, etc...
Industrial processes, static and dynamic
measurements, etc...
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning and
regulating ambient conditions...
NO2 detection in underground garages,
tunnels, shelters, industrial zones, etc...
Building technical management, motion
detection for management of lighting, venti-
lation, etc...
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