The LoRa wireless temperature and vibration integrated sensor's data collection time and method are entirely controlled by the host via commands. Its main features include: the sensor remains in a low-power state normally, can respond to remote host control commands at any time, and can collect feature values or raw acceleration data. LoRa technology enhances transmission rates and supports synchronous acquisition of multiple vibration (or combined with current/voltage, etc.) sensors.

Technical Parameters:
Accuracy within 1ms.
Acceleration 0Hz～1KHz;
Velocity 1Hz～1KHz;
Displacement 1Hz～1KHz;
Sampling rate 32Hz～4kHz configurable;
Sampling resolution 20bit, up to 3.9ug resolution
Measurement channels: 3-axis;
Temperature measurement -40℃ to 85℃, accuracy ±0.5℃;
LoRa 433MHz free frequency band;
Effective transmission distance indoors >3000m (line-of-sight);
Triaxial acceleration value (±8G);
Triaxial velocity value (0-500mm/s);
Triaxial displacement value (0-10mm);
Triaxial spectrum maximum frequency and amplitude value;
Battery voltage, low voltage alarm;
Triaxial gravity vector or tilt (can detect if the sensor position has moved);
Acceleration time waveform (sent based on cloud command)
Battery capacity: single 1-size lithium-thionyl chloride battery (19000mA/H).
12V~24V powered version also available.
Battery life: >3 years when reporting every 30 minutes;
Protection rating: IP67, corrosion-resistant surface;
Installation methods: magnetic mount/M8 thread/adhesive mounting optional;

Frequency Response Curve


Temperature Curve

Installation Methods
Threaded installation: Requires drilling holes in the monitoring equipment. The sensor's default thread is an M5 stud, which needs to be threaded into the measured equipment.
Magnetic mount installation: Magnetic force 30kg. The sensor can be connected via threads to a magnetic mount, which uses strong suction to adhere to the equipment for vibration detection. This solution is also very convenient for installation and removal.
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