Wireless Humidity and Temperature Sensor: 5 Common Uses for Environmental Sensors

1. Temperature and Humidity: You can monitor critical temperatures continuously and in real time with a system that wirelessly monitors the temperature of equipment (cold or hot) anywhere in your building such as: kitchens, laboratories, pharmacies, nursing and medical stations as well as off-site facilities. The system can page, e-mail and visually alert any computer screen the moment food, lab samples, pharmaceuticals or other temperature sensitive items are outside the prescribed parameters. Wireless humidity and temperature sensors allow flexibility, reduce wiring cost and transmit data up to 100 feet without the use of a repeater. The unit is battery powered using two AA batteries and it uses a 418 MHz transmitter so you can change the location of the sensors without worrying about extra labor costs.

2. Barometric pressure: The wireless sensor system also provides Web-based monitoring humidity, and barometric pressure in critical HVAC and refrigeration applications. The compact wireless "end devices" mount on the wall in clean rooms, laboratories, museums, computer server rooms, warehouses, and any remote facility. You can select one end device to serve as an internal or external sensor, in order to monitor temperature and humidity both inside and outside a climate-controlled facility. Another bonus is that these devices are designed for harsh environments such as outdoor weather, HVAC ducts, freezers and refrigerators.

3. Water Detection Sensors: These detection sensors have a remote monitoring system which uses an 802.11 Wi-Fi network of water leak detection in pipelines, agricultural fields, server rooms and more and is available with various other applications.

4. CO2 Sensors: With these sensors you can monitor the CO2 levels continuously and in real time. It is a system that uses your existing Wi-Fi network and is ideal for indoor air quality, HVAC management, environmental surveillance, greenhouses, and incubators. You will receive a page, e-mail and visual alert on any computer screen whenever your measurements are outside the prescribed parameters, making your home and/or workplace safer.

5. PH Sensors: This sensor is ideal for storage applications where continuous pH monitoring is required such as: health care, food storage and inside a laboratory. As with the CO2 sensors, you will receive a page, e-mail and visually alert on any computer screen whenever your measurements are outside the prescribed parameters.

Just some of the various reasons to install them, environmental sensors are easy to add to your life, take up little space, and work effectively to make your work easier, safer and more effective.

To learn more about environmental sensors and creating a healthy home environment, go to: Creating a Healthy Home.

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