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MONNIT K-Type Fixed Probe Wireless Temperature Sensor for Industrial Monitoring
MONNIT K-Type Fixed Probe Wireless Temperature Sensor for Industrial Monitoring is an industrial wireless thermocouple sensor designed for monitoring temperatures in demanding applications. It uses a hardwired K-Type fixed probe to measure temperatures from -100°C to 400°C and transmits readings over the 433 MHz ALTA wireless network. The sensor is suited to equipment, processes and locations where remote temperature monitoring can help operators track changing conditions without needing to manually collect readings.
The MONNIT K-Type Fixed Probe Wireless Temperature Sensor for Industrial Monitoring is part of the ALTA industrial wireless sensor range and is designed to measure temperature using a hardwired K-Type fixed thermocouple probe. The probe supports a measurement range of -100°C to 400°C, making it suitable for applications involving temperatures beyond the range of standard ambient temperature sensors.
The sensor uses 433 MHz wireless communication and is intended to transmit temperature information to a compatible monitoring system or gateway. The industrial enclosure version is designed for use in industrial monitoring environments.
How it works
- The hardwired K-Type thermocouple senses the temperature at the measurement point.
- The sensor converts the thermocouple reading into temperature data.
- The device operates according to its configured reporting interval.
- Temperature data is transmitted wirelessly using the ALTA 433 MHz platform for remote monitoring.
Why choose this product
- Suitable for applications requiring a wide temperature measurement range.
- Uses a fixed K-Type thermocouple probe for direct temperature measurement.
- Supports remote monitoring rather than relying solely on manual checks.
- Industrial version is suited to installation in industrial monitoring systems.
- Uses the 433 MHz ALTA wireless platform.
Benefits
The MONNIT K-Type Fixed Probe Wireless Temperature Sensor for Industrial Monitoring can help operators monitor temperature conditions at equipment or processes where regular manual measurement may be impractical. Its wide measurement range allows it to be considered for both low and high temperature monitoring, while wireless data transmission supports centralised access to sensor readings.