Wireless Temperature Sensor TP-304-LoRa

The wireless temperature sensor TP-304-LoRa is designed to measure air temperature. TP-304-LoRa sensors transmit information via the LoRa protocol to a wireless LoRa interface converter.

The application area of air temperature sensors is very broad and includes:

• Maintaining the microclimate within specified limits in production facilities equipped with humidity-sensitive electronic devices;
• Monitoring humidity indicators in office premises, domestic environments;
• In the utility sector — in boiler rooms and water treatment plants to prevent condensation;
• Periodic control helps prevent the appearance of mold and mildew on building walls or warehouses;
• Control of technological processes;
• Monitoring environmental parameters, and more.

The modulation method LoRa (Long Range) provides significantly greater communication range compared to other competing methods.

It also has resistance to external interference and noise, enabling its use across various industrial sectors.

The wireless temperature sensor TP-304-LoRa is housed in an ABS plastic case and is intended for wall mounting.
It is recommended to install TP-304-LoRa sensors with a protective cover over the sensitive element facing downward, which minimizes sensor damage in high humidity and near the dew point. The sensor is mounted so that air can freely circulate around it. When choosing a location on the wall, avoid drafts, direct sunlight, and other heat sources. Installation is carried out directly on the wall.

Metrological characteristics of digital TP-304-LoRa sensors

Application area of wireless temperature sensors TP-304-LoRa:

• Territorially distributed and local control systems;
• Remote data collection, dispatch control, production management;
• Automation tasks related to data transmission;
• Integration of multi-level information systems;
• Communication interface with measuring instruments and terminals.

Main characteristics of the TP-304-LoRa temperature sensor:

• Signal transmission frequency range 866-870 MHz;
• Number of conversion channels - 1;
• Maximum data transmission range up to 3000 m (line of sight with 5dBi antenna), up to 400 m (with obstacles);
• Enclosure protection rating - IP40;
• Power supply – two 1.5 V AA type batteries or accumulators;
• Autonomous operation time - up to 3 years (depends on sensor polling period);
• Protection of transmitted data;
• Industrial and domestic applications.

Advantages of LoRa converters:

• Long range and coverage;
• Low power consumption;
• Affordable equipment.