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NEON Temperature Transmitter (Non-Ex)

The device can be connected to a thermocouple via an M12 connector with an up to three-meter-long extension cable. It uses on-board intelligence to determine average values over user-determined time scales to provide insights that can be used directly within existing systems.

The NEON Temperature Transmitter and thermocouple assembly can be installed on existing assets and monitors changes or absolute extremes in temperature. By monitoring these in a variety of locations, insights can positively benefit operations. With the industrial thermocouple or RTD connected, extremely low temperatures can be measured, such as hydrogen or high temperatures that are found within furnaces, and everything in between. As a standard, the NEON Temperature Transmitter connects with a Type K thermocouple, other types of thermocouples can be specified by the customer on request, making the sensor fully flexible for integration. All in the reliable NEON form factor that comes as a battery-powered I-IoT device, communicating wirelessly via LoRaWAN.

The NEON Temperature non-ATEX / IECEx certified version, tailored for industrial environments where such certification is not required. Built with the same standards as the ATEX / IECEx certified version, this sensor delivers the same high-precision monitoring of changes or absolute extremes in temperature.

This version is ideal for facilities outside of explosive zones, such as manufacturing, pulp and paper, power, water management, and automation, offering all the benefits of the known NEON capabilities and features without the need for intrinsic safety compliance.

With the trusted NEON form factor, full LoRaWAN compatibility, and industry-grade resilience, this sensor offers a powerful, cost-effective solution for widespread asset monitoring – engineered to perform for over a decade in the field.

The NEON product range supports all industrial customers moving towards LoRaWAN as the Industrial IoT network of the future. The LoRaWAN network gives industrial operations a secure solution, which has no vendor lock-in, scales up to tens of thousands of sensors, covers complete sites with only a small amount of gateways, and best of all – the low-power approach means that the lifetime of the NEON products can be extended dramatically. This international networking technology is quickly becoming the industry standard.

NEON stands for a standardised approach to collecting data points from within the operation and a general approach to creating integrated solutions with existing IT ecosystems.