Module
Modules are used in each location and are the power source for sensors and the brains that process your readings.
Connect your sensors into a module, and this handles the processing of readings and the onward communication to the gateway and then into L8Log.
Modules are also the ‘powerbank’ for the system, providing long term battery power for the sensors and devices in use.
Please refer to the technical specifications below for the key features and operational considerations of the module.
Technical specifications
Key features
- Arm Cortex-M33 processor
- 10-year battery life (approx) or power via USB-C port
- 1 x USB-C with I2C and 3 x USB-C – I2C only
- Status LED indicator
- Plug and play to add 4 sensors
- 2-way encrypted communication
- Lifetime warranty
Operating considerations
- UV-stabilized polycarbonate body
- IP67 rating – weatherproof and water resistant up to 1m
- Operating temperatures: -40° to 85°C
- LoRa radio communications with Gateway
- NFC Antenna (used for commissioning)
- Dimensions: W65 x H28 x L101mm | W2.55 x H1.10 x L3.97 inches
- Weight: 135 grams | 0.29 pounds (with 2 batteries)
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