Wireless Cathodic Protection Transmitter
Manufacturer: OleumTech
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The OleumTech® CP1 Cathodic Protection Transmitter Kit is designed to help monitor the integrity of a cathodic protection system by monitoring both current and voltage.
The CP1 Transmitter provides its users the flexibility of selecting the Current Range: 0-20, 0-40, or 0-80 Amp.
It also provides 0-50 Voltage DC input for monitoring cathodic rectifier DC Voltage output.
The CP1 features high resolution 24-bit analog to digital conversion (ADC).
The kit includes a DC Current Sensor.
This ultra-low-power transmitter is powered by a replaceable battery pack that provides up to a 10-year life.
The field-proven wireless sensor node communicates with an assigned wireless gateway within the OTC Wireless Sensor and I/O Network, creating a highly scalable network, accommodating virtually any I/O requirement.
Features- Helps monitor the integrity of a CP system
- DC current input: 100 Amp
- Voltage input: 0-50 Voltage DC input for monitoring cathodic rectifier DC Voltage output
- Includes a DC current sensor
- Up to a 10-year battery life
- Self-contained, rugged design
- Installs in minutes
- IP66, -40 °C to 85 °C
- 900 MHz / 2.4 GHz / 868 MHz
- Secure AES encryption
Specifications
Manufacturer
Device Functionality
- Wirelessly Monitors Integrity of Cathodic Protection System
Configuration
- Standard RS-232 Serial with BreeZ Software for PC
DC Current Input
- 0 to 100 Amp Range
Wireless Communications
- 900 MHz: FHSS (Frequency Hopping), FSK, AES Encryption 256-bit (900 MHz), 128-bit (915 MHz)
- 2.4 GHz: DSSS (Direct-Sequence), AES Encryption 128-bit
- 868 MHz: LBT (Listen Before Talk), AFA (Adaptive Frequency Agility), AES Encryption 128-bit
Certifications & Approvals
- FCC Part 15 (USA), IC ICES-003 (Canada), ACMA (Australia)
- AS/NZS CISPR 32 (Australia), EN 55032 & EN 55024 (EU)
- CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1-2012
- UL Standard. No. 61010-1-2012
- IEC/EN 61010-1-2010
Enclosure Casing Material
- Type 4X Aluminum
Operating Temperature
- -40° F to 176° F (-40° C to 80° C)
