FEATURES - Radio telemetry acquisition module for 0-20mA current input
- Miniature PCB for fitting inside sensors
- Exceptionally low power for long battery life
- Remote power on and off
- High speed 200 updates per second
- High resolution of 1 part in 400,000 (18 bit)
- Simple configuration and calibration
- Antenna options giving up to 200m (650 ft) range
- Small cased version (shown on thumbnail image on left)
This acquisition module provides wireless current measurement for an input range of 0-20mA. Suitable for a range of 4-20mA sensors such as pressure, inclinometer, accelerometer, temperature & displacement. The small module size allows for the option of embedding it within the sensor housing. Provides 5V sensor power.
Low power modes allow the module to power down between transmissions or to power off completely and can be controlled by other T24 products such as the handheld displays or a base station. The module can be configured to last several years on 2 x alkaline AA batteries or alternatively powered from 2 x NiMH or 1 x 3V Lithium.
The high accuracy, low noise measurement electronics deliver high resolution, low drift results which can be user calibrated over 9 points to enable linearization and to deliver results in user definable engineering units. The results can be transmitted wirelessly at rates up to 200 per second to other T24 devices such as handheld displays, analog outputs and base stations etc.
Although this module can be used as is for OEM solutions there are a number of enclosure options available. See ‘Related Products’ tab. The module is configured and calibrated (either by applying known inputs or by table entry) using free T24 Toolkit software which runs on a PC connected to a T24 base station.
Integral antenna option offers up to 100m (325 ft) range and external antenna options allows up to 200m (650 ft) range in an open field site.
The license free 2.4GHz direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) radio telemetry technology offers high integrity, error free communications which can co-exist with other wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® and Zigbee®. FCC, ETSI and IC approvals. 
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