MONNIT Wireless Dual Input Pulse Counter with AA Battery Power
MONNIT Wireless Dual Input Pulse Counter with AA Battery Power is a wireless dual pulse counter designed to monitor two pulse-output devices from a single sensor. It can record pulses from equipment such as water, air, gas and power meters, supporting both passive and active pulse inputs. With configurable pulse filtering and edge counting, it provides a practical way to collect meter and equipment activity data for remote monitoring applications.
The MONNIT Wireless Dual Input Pulse Counter with AA Battery Power allows two pulse-generating devices to be monitored through one wireless sensor. This can be useful where separate meters or equipment outputs need to be tracked without installing two individual pulse counters.
It can count pulses over a selected time period or maintain an accumulated count. The sensor supports positive and negative pulse edges, allowing the counting method to be matched to the output characteristics of the connected equipment. Four filter settings are available to help accommodate different pulse rates and reduce the effect of unwanted signals or noise.
How it works
- Connect the two pulse inputs to compatible pulse-output devices.
- The sensor detects and counts the selected positive and/or negative pulse edges.
- Configurable filtering can be used to suit the pulse characteristics of the connected equipment.
- Pulse data is transmitted wirelessly through the ALTA system for remote monitoring.
Why choose this product
- Monitors two pulse-output devices from one wireless sensor.
- Suitable for both passive switch outputs and active pulse sources within the supported input voltage range.
- Provides configurable filtering for different pulse characteristics.
- Uses an AA battery-powered W2 enclosure configuration.
- The MNS2-4 version uses 433 MHz communication.
Benefits
Using one dual-input sensor can simplify monitoring where two meters or pulse-generating devices are located in the same area. The ability to record individual pulse activity provides useful operational data that can be used to monitor consumption, flow, equipment activity or other events represented by pulse outputs.
The selectable filtering and edge-counting options also provide flexibility when connecting to different compatible pulse sources.