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Millivolt Sensor Node
The Millivolt Sensor Node enables a range of structural and geotechnical sensors to be integrated into a wireless remote condition monitoring system.
The Millivolt Sensor Node is used in a number of sectors to monitor a range of resistive bridge sensors, including strain gauges and load cells. It uses the integrated radio transceiver to report its measurements through Senceive’s wireless communications network to a gateway.
Examples of the sensors supported:
- Pressure sensors (differential, absolute)
- Foil strain gauges
- Torque sensors
- Load cells
- Load pins
- Moisture sensing
- Conductivity
Description
Features
- Waterproof, robust connectors for simple installation
- Regulated sensor stimulus
- 24-bit sensing performance
- 12-15 year battery life
- Versatile mounting options
- Waterproof to IP66 / IP67 / IP68
Additional information
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Range |
±0.625V (±125mV/V) |
| Resolution |
74.5nV (14.9nV/V) |
| Repeatability |
±2.5μV (±0.5μV/V) |
| Stimulus |
5.0 ± 0.1V |
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About brand
Since 2005, Senceive has been singularly focused on bringing intelligent wireless condition monitoring to civil engineering and rail applications. Senceive is widely seen as the global leader for wireless remote condition monitoring solutions, with more than 30,000 sensors installed in 2020 alone.
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