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The ATM’O sensor measures temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure in outdoor and industrial environments and transmits the data via a public or private LoRaWAN® radio frequency network.
The ATM’O sensor measures temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure in outdoor and industrial environments and transmits the data via a public or private LoRaWAN® radio frequency network.
The ATM'O sensor measures temperature and relative humidity as well as atmospheric pressure in outdoor or industrial environments. Data transmission over a public or private LoRaWAN® network is done periodically and in the event of a configured threshold being exceeded:
- Min. and max.temperature
- Min. and max. humidity
- Min. and max. pressure
In an industrial environment to determine the blowing conditions to maintain constant temperature and hygrometry in a room dedicated to an industrial process.
The sensor has been specifically designed for outdoor operation. The housing is waterproof and the electronic board that performs the measurements is tropicalised.
Commissioning is quick and easy. The ATM'O sensor is equipped with :
-an NFC identification tag (product code, serial number, batch number)
- a magnetic switch that allows the installer to easily activate/deactivate the sensor by placing a magnet on the upper dome of the ATM'O at the location indicated by the ILS label.
Ambient air pressure, temperature and relative humidity data can be stored in the local memory (aggregation) and compressed before being transmitted over the LoRaWAN® network. This reporting model significantly reduces the amount of data transmitted while preserving the autonomy of the sensor.
When powered by a 3.6V/7.2Ah battery, the sensor's autonomy ranges from 5 to 7 years for a "real time" configuration that performs 1 measurement every 10 minutes, transmitted immediately. If aggregation is used, the autonomy extends from 8 to 10 years.
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