Lorawan Temperature and Humidity Sensor: Types and Uses

A: Milesight Temperature and humidity sensors assist businesses in complying with HACCP and 21 CFR Part 11B requirements. The plan and guidelines are essential for ensuring food safety. Furthermore, sensors like TS30x are certified to the EN12830 Standard. Therefore, they are ideal for use in the transportation, storage, and distribution of chilled, frozen, or deep-frozen goods. Temperature and humidity sensors find applications in various fields, including HVAC systems, weather stations, agricultural monitoring, food storage, pharmaceuticals, and incubators.

A: The sensors are equipped to store thousands of sets of historical data records locally. Therefore, the data remains safe even in the event of a lost connection.

A: LoRaWAN® technology is perfect for monitoring because it can transmit data over long distances with little power. This makes it ideal for both remote and large-scale applications. Whether you're tracking conditions in a smart building, monitoring temperature and humidity in agriculture, or ensuring stable environments in industrial settings, these wireless sensors provide seamless integration and dependable performance. With real-time data and cloud connectivity, you can easily access and manage important information from anywhere, ensuring your assets and spaces are always monitored effectively.

A: RTD stands for the Resistance Temperature Detector, which contains a resistor that changes rtd resistance value as its temperature changes. The most popular RTD measurement device is the PT100. In the process industry, such as manufacturing, chemical processing, power generation, steelmaking, and metal processing, the PT100 sensor is universally and broadly used to measure extreme temperatures ranging from -200 to +800°C.

A: Yes, the TS101, EM320-TH, EM300-TH, and the transceiver of EM500-PT100 are IP67 Rated. The TS30x is IP65-rated.