CMS Wireless Sensors
The wireless CMS sensors offer an easier and more cost effective way to monitor assets and environment. Integrating the entire system with multiple sensors or adding new sensors to an existing one is an easy task and can be carried out by your standard employee.
The sensors operate on the CMS infrastructure, designed by Controlant, which offers companies with one local or multiple distributed operating sites to gather valuable information to a single database and web interface system – in an easy and flexible manner. The sensor unit sends its data to a database server via a CMS transceiver unit. Each sensor is able to be active for up to 5 years without losing functionality. In case of connection loss to the transceiver unit, the sensor logs up to 8.000 values in its memory – maximizing safety of data.
Features
System Features
- Monitor your assets remotely using the CMS monitoring system
- Integration of CMS monitoring is quick and easy, making the solution the optimal choice for various industries
- The CMS system provides customers with a powerful online software tool to monitor your distributed assets
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Integration and Operation
- All devices are fully configured out of the box and ready for use
- No wiring necessary – only 1 power outlet needed
- Battery life of sensors is more than 5 years
- All device enclosures handle harsh industrial environments
- Devices operate on license free ISM bands
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Hardware features
- CMS transceiver communicates with up to 32 CMS wireless sensors
- Rugged aluminum casing
- All devices are IP66 rated - dust tight and withstand powerful water jets
- Emergency data storage - in case of communication failure
- Reserve battery power for up to 24 hours
- Transmits data to a server via GPRS connection or to a local machine via RS232
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Software features
- Web based monitoring software
- Configurable warnings for each measurement
- Decoupled email and text message warning system
- Download data for further processing and analysis
- Online, easy-to-use interactive charts for every measurement
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