€171.99

  • €9.95
  • Delivery Time: 6-8 business days
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Product Condition: new

Description

With the cloud-connected sensor XIOT, data from distant plants and machines can be easily collected and used over the Internet on a PC or mobile device. As soon as the condition of the sensor on the system or machine changes, the XIOT transmitter sends a message in real time to one or more recipients via the Sigfox IoT network (LPWAN) as a warning to a smartphone, tablet or PC. Thanks to the built-in Li-Ion battery, no external power supply is required. Together with limit switches and pressure switches, the new XIOT cloud-connected sensor offers a reliable and simple complete solution for monitoring remote applications via the cloud. This enables you to meet customer requirements for IoT and Industry 4.0.

Benefits:

  • Monitoring of distant equipment and machines
  • Real-time data and alerts sent to the cloud
  • Direct notification to the relevant recipients
  • Easy diagnosis
  • 2 digital inputs (e.g. for pressure switches/limit switches)
  • No external power supply required
  • Built-in lithium battery with a life of up to 10 years (at 2 transmissions/day)
  • Suitable for outdoor use thanks to IP66 protection rating
  • Improving machine availability and process reliability
  • Perfectly suited for limit switches XCK, XCM and pressure sensors XML


Versatile:
The XIOT Cloud Connected Sensor is perfect for monitoring
  • Many decentralized sensors (e.g. many limit switches in a machine park) if communication to other controllers/servers via the cloud is required
  • Water levels and water levels using pressure sensors
  • Emergency stop switches
  • Irrigation systems
  • Hatch and door positions, container levels
  • Retractable bollards and barrier posts for parking lots and roads
  • Overhead lines for buses and trains
  • HVAC applications
  • Pumps, tanks, water treatment plants, valves, locks, Conveyor belts, etc.


Matching products:
  • Limit switches XCK, XCM
  • Pressure sensors XML