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PULSE: impulse interface
PULSE: impulse interface
LoRaWAN / Sigfox sensor
Turn all your meters and pulse output into smart equipment
This sensor enables you to read and analyse consumption data from your water or electricity meters to help you save energy.
It can also be used to count the number of cycles of a piece of equipment, so you can plan its maintenance.
This wireless sensor is designed for easy connection to electricity, water or heat meters, or any other equipment with a pulse output.
Highlights of the IoT sensor
- 2 configurable pulse inputs for communicating any meter or equipment with a pulse output (dry contact, REED, S0 relay or open collector)
- Over 15 years of autonomy (according to version and configuration)
- Detection of fraud and leaks
- Flow monitoring for a meter
- Data transmission modes: periodic and/or event-trigged
- Data logging for optimal autonomy
- Local and remote configurable of the IoT sensor
- Compatible with KARE+
- Available versions:
- LoRaWAN: EU863-870 / US902-928 / AU915-928 / AS923-1
- Sigfox: RC1 / RC2 / RC4
- NB-IoT-LTE-M
- 6-wire version
- ATEX version
- NB-IoT / LTE-M
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FEATURES OF THE PULSE IoT SENSOR
What actions are carried out by the connected sensor?
Alert
And/or trigger an alarm when:
- a fraud is detected
- the flow rate exceeds a threshold (high/low)
- a leak is detected.
MONITOR
Periodically report water, electricity and heat meter readings:
- index transmission
- flow monitoring (min/max)
Count the number of cycles of a piece of equipment and anticipate its maintenance.
Description of the IoT temperature connected sensor
What are the technical characteristics of the connected sensor?
Features
- Two connectable 3-wire meters or 1 connectable 5-wire meter
- Periodic transmission of meter index values or equipment cycles (with or without logging of measured values) and/or when flow rate thresholds are exceeded (high/low) and/or when a leak is detected.
- Redundancy with configurable number of data repeats per frame
- 1 fraud input to detect one or more status changes on each channel
- Local configuration via a USB-C port and remote configuration via the network, including setting of periodicity, transmission modes and alarm thresholds
- Product error, configuration error and low battery alerts
- Pulse detection test at start-up (LoRaWAN)
- Programmable acquisition time (LoRaWAN)
- Automatic daily synchronization of internal clock (LoRaWAN)
General specifications
- Dimensions: 132 x 62 x 34 mm
- Weight: 103 g
- Casing: IP68
- Integrated fastening system: DIN rail, tube, wall mount, collar
- Recommended operating conditions:
- -25°C to + 70°C
- 0 to 85% RH (non-condensing)
- Interchangeable battery (4000 mAh capacity)
Where does the sensor operate?
- LoRaWAN EU863-870
- Sigfox RC1
What is the sensor part number?
- ARF8230ARA PULSE LoRaWAN® EU863-870
- ARF8230CRA PULSE Sigfox RC1
- ARF8230ARA-CBL2 PULSE CBL LoRaWAN® EU863-870 with 6 wires
- ARF8230CRA-CBL2 PULSE CBL Sigfox RC1 with 6 wires
Certification:
Directive 2014/53/UE (RED)
What is the expected battery life of the sensor?
1 index/hour and 1 transmission/3 hours, 2 channels activated, 500 pulses detected per channel per day, pull-up disabled:
LoRaWAN EU863-870:
- SF7: >15 years
- SF10: > 15 years
- SF12: >15 years
Sigfox RC1:
- 7.3 years
For further information, all the useful documents and tools relating to the PULSE IoT sensor:
Previous versions: to find all the documentation related to previous versions of this product, click here.
Where does the sensor operate?
- LoRaWAN US902-928
- Sigfox RC2
What is the sensor part number?
ARF8230BRA PULSE LoRaWAN® US902-928
ARF8230DRA PULSE Sigfox RC2
Certification:
- US: FCC- Title 47 CFR Part 15
- Canada: RSS-247 Issue 2
What is the expected battery life of the sensor?
1 index/hour and 1 transmission/3 hours, 2 channels activated, 500 pulses detected per channel per day, pull-up disabled:
LoRaWAN US902-928:
- SF7: >15 years
- SF12: >15 years
Sigfox RC2:
- >15 years
For further information, all the useful documents and tools relating to the PULSE IoT sensor:
Previous versions: to find all the documentation related to previous versions of this product, click here.
Where does the sensor operate?
- LoRaWAN AS923-1
What is the sensor part number?
- ARF8230JRA PULSE LoRaWAN® AS923-92
Certification:
AS/NZS 4268
What is the expected battery life of the sensor?
1 index/hour and 1 transmission/3 hours, 2 channels activated, 500 pulses detected per channel per day, pull-up disabled:
LoRaWAN AS923:
- SF7: >15 years
- SF12: >15 years
For further information, all the useful documents and tools relating to the PULSE IoT sensor:
Where does the sensor operate?
- LoRaWAN AU915-928
- Sigfox RC4
What is the sensor part number?
- ARF8230IRA PULSE LoRaWAN® AU915-928
- ARF8230KRA PULSE Sigfox RC4
Certification:
AS/NZS 4268
What is the expected battery life of the sensor?
1 index/hour and 1 transmission/3 hours, 2 channels activated, 500 pulses detected per channel per day, pull-up disabled:
LoRaWAN AU915-928:
- SF7: >15 years
- SF12: >15 years
Sigfox RC4:
- >15 years
For further information, all the useful documents and tools relating to the PULSE IoT sensor:
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