Wireless Sensors for Buildings, Plants & Remote Assets

Our sensor range is battery-powered and wireless, so points that were never worth cabling become measurable: cold rooms, tanks, remote pressure taps, crawl spaces, riser cupboards and outdoor assets.

Choosing sensors

• Start from the decision, not the sensor. Decide what action a reading will trigger — an alert, a work order, a billing entry — and specify only the points that drive one.
• Pressure and level for tanks, filters, pumps and compressed-air systems, such as the ALTA 300 PSIG wireless pressure sensor and the ALTA industrial ultrasonic ranging sensor for non-contact level.
• Analogue bridges such as the 0-20 mA wireless input bring an existing 4-20 mA transmitter onto the wireless network without replacing it.
• Check the reporting interval against battery life. Battery life quoted in years assumes a reporting interval; halving the interval does not halve the life, but frequent reporting on a cold outdoor node will disappoint.
• Plan the gateway first. Sensors are useless without coverage — see connectivity.

Where sensing pays

Cold chain and compliance logging replaces clipboard rounds; condition monitoring on pressure, vibration proxies and runtime turns reactive maintenance into scheduled work; leak and level sensors protect assets that energy metering never sees. Read what smart facilities monitor next and the science behind self-powered sensors, or have us run it for you via managed sensing.