The wireless infrared temperature sensor adopts an external infrared temperature sensor. The device reads sensor data in real-time and uploads it to a remote cloud server wirelessly. Unlike wireless communication methods such as Lora, Bluetooth, and Zigbee that require local networking, our wireless sensor can directly connect to the server, ensuring more stable communication transmission.

The wireless infrared temperature sensor features an all-stainless steel structure. The detection sensing element undergoes computer-automated testing, and laser calibration technology is applied for zero-point and temperature performance compensation across a wide temperature range, enhancing the sensor's long-term stability in industrial environments. The pressure cavity is manufactured using a 304 stainless steel integrated processing technique, with laser welding ensuring safety and leak-proof performance. The transmitter incorporates digital circuitry with strong resistance to radio frequency and electromagnetic interference, as well as automatic temperature compensation, offering high anti-interference capability, a broad operating range, and excellent long-term stability.