Sensing Labs Senlab Passage Reporting Sensor - PIR-LAB-41NS
The Senlab Passage Reporting Sensor communicating radio sensor featuring an infrared sensor for detecting human bodies. It can be used to detect a risk of intrusion in a room, to check the occupation of a room, or to monitor activity.
This device is designed for indoor use.
- Smart City
- Smart Building
- Attendance monitoring
- Presence & Occupancy sensor
- LoRa Alliance Certified
- Up to 20 years of battery life
- Up to 15km of range
- Datalogging (24 points / radio transmissions)
- Battery level feedback on each data communications
- intrusion/trespassing alarm
- Easy to install (magnet activation, LED feedback)
- Cloud codecs enabled
- Application reconfiguration Over The Air (measurement frequency, alarm thresholds,...)
- Network interface: LoRa®
- Class A: bidirectional communication
- Operating temperature: 0° to +55°C
- Fastening: plastic or polyamide screw, double-sided adhesive tape
- IP 30 (fully protected against dust, not protected against water intrusion)
- Manufacturer warranty: 1 year
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EMC Compliance
- EN 301 489- 3, EN 61000- 6 - 2
- Radio Compliance EN 300 220- 1
- V 2 . 4 . 1 (2012-05), EN 300 220-
- 2 V 2 . 4 . 1 (2012-05)
- Magnetic field exposure EN 62479
- Safety IEC 60950- 1
- ETSI EN 301 489- 1, ETSI
This Senlab is a smart LoRaWAN™ communicating device with a passive infrared sensor capable of detecting human bodies. You can either use it to detect human intrusion in a room or to monitor activity (in a room) and footfall (when placed on top of a door frame for example). The small form factor and discreet aesthetics of the Senlab T indoor version make it well suited for an office or accommodation fitting. Sensing Labs devices are engineered with very particular attention to the custom antenna design, bringing best-of-class performances to Senlab devices, both on the range and battery life. The battery is replaceable. Ready to be used on an LPWA Actility Network. All our devices are delivered with configuration. We will provide you with a CSV. file with commissioning keys.
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| Partner Name | SENSING LABS |
|---|---|
| Vendor | Sensing Labs |
| Certification | CE, Orange LoRa®, RoHS, Other, LoRaWAN Certified |
| Power supply | Non rechargeable battery |
| RF power (dBm) | 25mW |
| Battery type | Lithium ion |
| Output throughput (mW) | +14dB |
| Antenna | Integrated |
| RF transceiver | SX1272 |
| Operating Temperature (min to max) | 0°C to 55°C |
| Band LoRaWAN MHZ | EU868 - Europe 863-870MHz |
| Other protocol | LoRaWAN |
| Depth (cm) | 2.5 |
| Height (cm) | 8.5 |
| Width (cm) | 5.3 |
| Commercial status | Commercially available |
| Is available for sale | Yes |
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Sensing Labs offers long-range and low power wireless sensors. It addresses B2B markets in the energy efficiency sector: connected buildings, smart energy metering (water, gas, electricity), irrigation control, predictive maintenance...
Senlab sensors combine hardware, software and firmware. The integration of sensors on IoT platforms is easy and fast.
SENLAB's LoRaWAN communicating sensors offer an optimal solution for data retrieval in a variety of environmental conditions (internal, external or harsh). SENLAB sensors are compatible with all public or private LoRaWAN networks. Sensing Labs' tools and services make it easy to use and configure the sensors.
IoT devices designed by Sensing Labs:
- Senlab M (gas and water),
- Senlab Led (electricity), Senlab T (temperature),
- Senlab A (4-20 Ma),
- Senlab PIR (Passage or Presence Detector),
- Senlab T & H (temperature and humidity),
- Senlab D (all or nothing),
- Gateways (Senlab Pico Gateway or Multitech)
All sensors have a range of 15 km of free field and a life span of up to 20 years with a communication every 10 minutes including the last 24 acquired data.