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RANGE OF W-MBus AMR PRODUCTS

RANGE OF W-MBus AMR PRODUCTS

RANGE OF W-MBus AMR PRODUCTS

Product catalog summary
Overview
The document provides an overview of adeunis® AMR products designed for wireless data transmission using the Wireless M-Bus protocol. This protocol is a European standard used for remote meter reading on the 868MHz and 169MHz frequency bands, known for its interoperability and low power consumption.

Product Range
  • Sonde de T° d’Ambiance: Measures ambient temperature in various environments and communicates data from different types of meters (water, gas, electricity, thermal).
  • AMR Pulse / Pulse ATEX: Converts sensors (0-10V, 4-20mA, TOR) into wireless sensors.
  • AMR Analog: Retrieves internal and external temperature data.
  • AMR Temp: Queries and acts on MODBUS slaves.
  • AMR Modbus: Reports 0-1 states and drives relays.
  • AMR Dry Contacts: Connects to electric meters.
  • AMR TIC: Interfaces with ICT, small business, and Linky compatible systems.

Wireless M-Bus Devices
  • AMR W-MBus USB Dongle: Transmits and receives radio frames, suitable for "drive by" or "walk by" meter reading.
  • AMR W-MBus Receiver: Receives radio data and connects to a PC for local or itinerant reading.
  • W-MBus/GPRS Gateway: An independent concentrator that retransmits W-MBus radio frames to a server via GPRS.
  • AMR W-MBus Repeater: Repeats radio frames in challenging environments or when devices are distant.

Technical Specifications
The document provides detailed technical specifications for each product, including range, RF power, RF sensitivity, wireless M-Bus modes, transmission periods, power supply options, lifespan, operating temperature, dimensions, and case protection ratings.

Key Features
  • Products offer a range of up to 1000 meters.
  • RF power varies from 10dBm to 25mW.
  • Operating temperature ranges from -40°C to +85°C.
  • Products are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, with varying IP protection ratings.

Conclusion
adeunis® AMR products provide a comprehensive solution for creating an independent ecosystem for remote meter reading using the Wireless M-Bus protocol. The range includes various devices tailored for different applications, ensuring flexibility and efficiency in data transmission and collection.
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adeunis ® AMR remote meter reading products … to crea Used to query and act on one or more MODBUS slaves. Used to report 0-1 states and drive relays. Allows to connect electric meters. Used to transform any type of sensor 0-10V, 4-20mA and TOR, into a wireless sensor. Retrieves internal and external temperature data. AMR Pulse / Pulse ATEX Allows to communicate any type of meter (Water, Gas, Electricity, Thermal). adeunis® Wireless M-Bus is a standard protocol in the a 868MHz and 169MHz frequency bands. The advantages of this protocol are numerous consumption … By combining products from the...

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AMR W-MBus repeater Flawless repetition of radio frames in difficult environments or when the concentrator or receiver are distant from the transmitters. W-MBus/GPRS gateway Independent concentrator recovering all the W-MBus radio frames in order to retransmit them to a server via a GPRS network. AMR W-MBus USB dongle Transmits and receives radio frames Ideal in the context of "drive by" or "walk by" type meter reading if connected to a PC or tablet. Can also be connected to an ADSL box. AMR W-MBus receiver Receive radio data. Can be connected to a PC for local and/or itinerant reading. Bus protocol...

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