MONNIT Wireless Single Input Pulse Counter Sensor
MONNIT Wireless Single Input Pulse Counter Sensor connects to external devices to aggregate mechanical switch closures or digital voltage pulses. Running on standard AA batteries, it provides long range wireless monitoring to track usage, throughput and flow rates remotely without physical site visits.
The MONNIT Wireless Single Input Pulse Counter Sensor is a wireless single-input pulse counter that tracks active and passive digital pulse outputs from third-party meters and machinery. Powered by AA batteries with 433 MHz radio transmission, it logs pulse counts over set intervals and wirelessly transmits data to the cloud for real-time monitoring.
How It Works
The sensor attaches to secondary equipment using a two-wire high-impedance lead. It detects voltage changes or circuit closures on either positive or negative pulse edges. Internal firmware tallies each pulse and stores the cumulative total. At set time intervals (heartbeats), the device wirelessly sends the data via 433 MHz RF transmission to a local gateway, which uploads the readings to monitoring software. Software filters can be configured to ignore electrical noise or false contact bounces.
Why Choose This Product
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Wirelessly retrofits legacy utility meters and machinery to capture digital output data without expensive cabling runs.
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Software-configurable low-pass filter settings allow reliable counting across high-speed digital sources or noisy mechanical switches.
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Long battery life and internal storage keep data safe even during power disruptions or temporary gateway disconnects.
Benefits
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Reduces manual meter reading and site inspections through automated cloud logging.
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Enhances facility visibility by sending threshold alerts via email or SMS when pulse counts exceed expected limits.
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Supports simple deployment in remote location settings using off-the-shelf AA batteries.