Neuron PT100 25 cm Probe / PT100 HT 25 cm Probe / PT100 HT Average 25 cm Probe

Neuron system benefits

Robust sensors
Suitable for rough environments
Wireless
Wireless sensor with integrated battery
Long lifetime
Typical 10 years battery life
Quick installation
Wireless, installed and operational in minutes
Collect and deliver data
Data delivery through API and app
Broad offering
More than 50 different sensor types available

Operational specification

PT100 Measuring range:
PT100: -50°C to +250°C
PT100 HT: -100°C to +650°C
PT100 HT Average: -100°C to +650°C

Resolution:
0.1°C

Accuracy:
0.5°C + 0.005 x t

Measuring Frequency*:
PT100 & PT100 HT: Every 3 sec
PT100 HT Average: Every 10 sec

Report Frequency*:
PT100 & PT100 HT: Reports every 2 min. Or immediately if trigger for critical data transmission is reached, see below
PT100 HT Average: Reports every 10 min. Or immediately if trigger for critical data transmission is reached, see below

Reported Value:
PT100 & PT100 HT: Reports last reading
PT100 HT Average: Reports average of 12 last readings

Trigger for Critical Data Transmission*:
PT100: 2°C change in measurement
PT100 HT & PT100 HT Average: 10°C change in measurement

Electronics Operating Environment:
Ambient temperature: -40 – 85 °C
Relative humidity: 0-100%
Altitude: < 2000m above sea level
Pollution degree: 4

IP Grade:
IP 67, wet conditions, indoor use

Radio Frequency:
863-870 MHz / 902-928 MHz

Battery Type:
Li-SOCl2, 3.6V

Expected Operating Time**:
Up to 10 years

* Adjustable on request
** Depends on measurement frequency, amount of critical data transmissions and ambient temperature

Physical specification

Materials:
POLYblend 65 FS / TPU
PT100 probe: 316 Stainless Steel

Connection Type:
100 cm FEP/FEP insulated twisted wires or 200 cm Fibre glass insulated wire

Process Connection:
250×3 mm Probe

Dimensions LxWxH:
Sensor: 37x23x14mm
Probe: 250×3 mm (Other dimensions on
request)

Regulatory

Certifications:
CE marking
UK CA
FCC
Industry Canada

Directives/Standard:
IEC 61010-1:2010
FCC Part 15C
RED 2014/53/EU Radio
Equipment Regulations 2017

Installation

Place elevated with distance to fixed objects

Keep antenna clear off the metallic surface

Neuron sensors are ready for use out of the box and will start logging data after registering the sensor in the app. Even though Neuron sensors deliver great range and long battery life, following some simple guidelines for mounting of the sensor and gateway can greatly improve signal coverage and lifetime of the sensor.

To ensure optimal antenna performance and signal strength, the sensor should be placed elevated with some distance to fixed objects. Keep in mind that RF-signals are greatly affected by close metallic surfaces.

For sensors with an external antenna, the antenna should be clear off the metallic surface.

For sensors operating in environments with greatly varying temperatures, care should be taken to avoid putting the sensor in unnecessary stress. Very high or low temperatures will affect the battery life and the signal strength of the sensor. While some sensors must be close to the source of heat or cold, other sensors have external probes which allow the sensor to be placed at a distance.

Fastening
The small, compact blue Neuron sensors are fitted with fastening holes for use with cable ties. The sensors are also delivered with double-sided tape that may be used for fastening of the sensors.

All the black Neuron sensors, like the Neuron IR380 and Neuron Vibration, are fitted with a strong magnet at the back for easy fastening. If there is no magnetic surface, then double-sided tape is a good solution.