HOBOnet Wireless Analog Mote
The HOBOnet Analog Mote enables users to quickly and easily integrate their preferred/popular 3rd party analog output sensors with the HOBOnet remote sensor network.
Features
- Supports and connects up to four analog sensors, with an ability to swap or replace sensors
- Delivers high 15-bit resolution and accuracy
- Offers versatile sensor compatibility with eight voltage input ranges up to 20.48V
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The HOBOnet Analog Mote enables users to quickly and easily integrate their preferred/popular 3rd party analog output sensors with the HOBOnet remote sensor network's robust data logging, telemetry, and flexibility features. Deploying this Mote gives you the versatility and adaptability to:
- Support popular 3rd party sensors that are included with the LI-COR Cloud remote monitoring platform
- Swap and/or reprogram your sensors to optimize your system
- Expand your existing monitoring system without purchasing additional stations—without complicated configuration steps
- Add sensors (like light) requiring a lower signal range, thanks to a low voltage range of 0-160 mV
Features
- Enables integration with HOBOnet system, which streamlines deployment, provides alarm notifications, connects to LI-COR Cloud monitoring platform's robust tools, and more
- Supports and connects up to four analog sensors, with an ability to swap or replace sensors
- Delivers high 15-bit resolution and accuracy
- Offers versatile sensor compatibility with eight voltage input ranges up to 20.48V
- Allows configuration for scaled parameters
- Provides ability to enable sampling
- Reliable power sources from integrated solar panel for battery recharge as well as AC power
Input Channels: Four, single-ended
Measurement Range & Accuracy:
0 to 25.6mA, +/-5uA +/0.20% of reading
0 to 160mV, +/-2mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 320mV, +/-1mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 640mV, +/-0.5mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 1.28V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 2.56V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 5.12V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 10.24V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 20.48V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 25.6mA, +/-5uA +/0.20% of reading
0 to 160mV, +/-2mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 320mV, +/-1mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 640mV, +/-0.5mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 1.28V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 2.56V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 5.12V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 10.24V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
0 to 20.48V, +/-0.25mV +/-0.25% of reading
Resolution: 15-bits
Field Wiring: Two or three wires via screw terminals, 16-24AWG
Minimum/Maximum Input Voltage: 0/20.48V
Minimum/Maximum Input Current: 0/25.6mA
Minimum Source Resistance for Current Measurement: 20Kohms
Excitation Voltage: 12VDC +/-5% at 200mA
- HOBOnet Wireless Analog Mote
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- Screws and washers
- Cable ties
- 2 cable channels
- Rechargeable battery pack
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