£75.00 ex VAT£90.00 inc VAT
A compact wireless sensor for monitoring temperature and humidity. Configurable thresholds help carers identify environmental conditions that need attention, including unusually high or low readings.
Cair Climate monitors high and low temperature, rapid temperature rise, and high and low humidity. Eight threshold choices for each option allow the sensor to be configured for its environment, with individual functions disabled where unnecessary. Setup uses the onboard button. Alerts sent to compatible receiving equipment can prompt someone to check heating, ventilation or other room conditions.
Manufacturer: Cair
Product type: temperature and humidity sensor
Dimensions: 94 x 33 x 12.3 mm
Thresholds: 8 selectable levels per monitoring option
Battery: replaceable CR2450 coin cell
Battery life: approximately 3 years at 5 alarm transmissions per day
Mounting options: adhesive or screws
Operating temperature: -10 to +55 degrees C
Wireless range: up to 600 m line of sight; actual coverage depends on the building and installation.
Radio: 869 MHz, with protocol/version compatibility to be checked for the receiving system.
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