1. Product Introduction
The JYL25-C Intelligent Wireless Temperature Measurement Device is an intelligent electrical contact temperature measurement device designed for medium and low voltage power systems of 35kV and below, where high temperature requirements are critical. It integrates functions such as real-time temperature monitoring, early warning, data transmission, temperature display, and overtemperature recording. All technical indicators meet national standards. The device can simultaneously receive and manage 12 wireless temperature sensors within a single switchgear cabinet. It provides an RS485 communication interface and uses the standard Modbus-RTU communication protocol, enabling quick integration with third-party terminal devices and computer monitoring systems for networked applications, facilitating centralized data collection and forwarding. The product employs multiple anti-interference measures, ensuring stable operation in various complex electromagnetic environments with high reliability.
2. Product Features
2.1 Equipped with a high-performance industrial-grade microprocessor, offering strong data processing capabilities and stable operation;
2.2 Configurable with various types of wireless temperature sensors to adapt to different high-voltage contact installation positions;
2.3 The sensor antenna is built-in and not exposed, avoiding changes to the electric field distribution of the application environment and ensuring no impact on the insulation performance of the installation site, with convenient installation;
2.4 The wireless temperature sensor uses high insulation strength, flame-retardant, high-temperature resistant, and anti-aging materials externally, ensuring continuous operation in high-voltage environments;
2.5 The wireless frequency band uses the 2.4GHz license-free frequency band, free from radio management restrictions;
2.6 Features RS485 communication interface and wireless data transmission interface, allowing flexible selection of either method for communication networking and uploading data to higher-level data management devices or backend systems.