CONTACT SENSOR: detect an opening

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LoRaWAN / Sigfox sensor

Monitor opening and closing events

The CONTACT SENSOR is a ready-to-use product enabling to detect “door opening”.

It is an assembly between a DRY CONTACTS transceiver and a
proximity switch. Default settings have been established to simplify product installation by the user.

Highlights of the IoT sensor

4 configurable inputs/outputs:
- Control an output based on change in the state of an input
- Remote and near-real-time control of output – LoRaWAN Class C
- Track the time spent in a given state
Over 15 years of autonomy (depending on version and configuration)
Local and remote configuration
Data transmission modes: periodic and/or event-trigged
Compatible with KARE
Available versions:
- LoRaWAN: EU863-870 / US902-928 / AU915-928 / AS923-1
- Sigfox: RC1 / RC2 / RC4

SERVICES RELATED TO THE PRODUCT

FEATURES OF THE CONTACT SENSOR

What actions are carried out by the connected sensor?

Alert

Alert on events:

report errors, level alerts
detect presence or activity
control access
detect intrusion
alert if an event exceeds a certain duration

monitor

Count:

the number of events over a period
the time spent in the open or closed state

Description of the IoT CONNECTED sensor

In which geographical areas does the sensor work?

LoRaWAN

LoRaWAN EU863
LoRaWAN US902
LoRaWAN AU915
LoRaWAN AS923-1

Sigfox

Sigfox RC1
Sigfox RC2
Sigfox RC4

What are the technical characteristics of the connected sensor?

Features

Four configurable digital inputs/outputs
LoRaWAN Class C (with external power supply)
Periodic and/or event-based transmission
Configurable life cycle
Product error, configuration error, and low battery alerts
Operating temperature range: -25°C to + 70°C
Replaceable battery
Integrated fastening system: DIN rail, tube, wall mount, collar
Configuration:
- Local, via a USB port
- Remote, via the network, enabling choice of transmission modes, periodicity, and type of interface (input/output)
Certifications:
- Directive 2014/53/UE (RED)
- US: FCC- Title 47 CFR Part 15
- Canada: RSS-247 Issue 2
- AS/NZS 4268