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Overview of wireless sensors
Plus sensor
* A change made to the room temperature setpoint through the dial may take up to a minute to be seen in i-Vu®.
See To install a Standard or Plus sensor (page 32).
Specifications
Sensor temperature range
Humidity sensor
Power supply
Battery
Protocol
Radio frequency
Transmission range
Wireless Sensors
Installation Guide
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32°F to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
NOTE If temperature exceeds 104°F (40°C), sensor will continue to report
104°F (40°C) until temperature drops below this limit.
11% to 89%, ±3% RH typical
Solar harvesting, internal energy storage
A 1/2 AA 3.6V 1200 mA battery is included to supplement solar power in
extreme low-light conditions. For battery replacement, you can purchase this
3.6V battery online from websites such as Amazon.
Battery shelf life expectancy: 10 years
Battery operational life expectancy: 5 to 10 years
NOTE Although a common 1/2 AA 3V battery will fit into the sensor's battery
socket, the battery life will be substantially shorter, and the battery life
calculations in your i-Vu® system will never exceed 40%.
Customized version of EnOcean
902 MHz (North America) or
868 MHz (Europe and China)
Typically, 75 to 80 ft. (22.86 to 24.38 m) maximum from the Wireless
Adapter, assuming sensor and Wireless Adapter are separated by no more
than 1 drop ceiling or 2 walls (drywall with metal studs)
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Sensing options:
Temperature only
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Temperature and relative humidity
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Wireless
Setpoint dial to adjust the room temperature
setpoint *
Solar-powered—Indoor solar panel collects
ambient light to power the sensor and send
wireless communication
Maintenance-free capacitors power the
transmitter in unlit periods for up to 5 days
without a light source
Supplemental battery included for extreme low-
light conditions
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