Wireless Temperature Sensor

Wireless temperature sensors convert the temperature parameters of the controlled object into electrical signals, and send wireless signals to the receiving terminal to detect, adjust and control the system. They can be directly installed in the junction box of general industrial thermal resistors and thermocouples, forming an integrated structure with the field sensor elements. They are usually used in conjunction with wireless relays, receiving terminals, communication serial ports, electronic computers, etc., which not only saves compensation wires and cables, but also reduces signal transmission distortion and interference, thereby obtaining high-precision measurement results.
Wireless temperature sensors are widely used in automation industries such as chemical, metallurgical, petroleum, electric power, water treatment, pharmaceuticals, and food. For example: temperature collection on high-voltage cables; temperature collection in harsh environments such as underwater; temperature collection on moving objects; space transmission sensor data that is not easy to connect; data collection solutions selected simply to reduce wiring costs; data measurement in workplaces without AC power; portable data measurement in non-fixed locations.