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EXTERNAL MODULES

Pt100 Probe
Stainless steel

  • Monitor temperatures from -200°C to +200°C
  • For monitoring cryogenic applications
  • 10-year battery life
  • External sensors can be tested and calibrated as an individual device
Temperature Monitoring Pt100 Sensor
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Hermetically Sealed 
Pt100 Probe

  • Monitor temperatures from -90˚C to +250˚C
  • Resistant to aggressive substances
  • Waterproof
  • Easy to clean
Hermetically Sealed Pt100 Probe
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Pt100 Probe
Stainless steel

  • Monitor temperatures from -200°C to +200°C
  • For monitoring cryogenic applications
  • 10-year battery life
  • External sensors can be tested and calibrated as an individual device
Temperature Monitoring Pt100 Sensor
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Hermetically Sealed 
Pt100 Probe

  • Monitor temperatures from -90˚C to +250˚C
  • Resistant to aggressive substances
  • Waterproof
  • Easy to clean
Hermetically Sealed Pt100 Probe
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4-20mA
input module

  • Transforms analogue measurements into digital data
  • Real-time digital measurements with alarm functions
  • Limitless measurement possibilities
  • Measurement range of -20mA to +20mA
Analogue Module Monitoring Cloud Universal Sensor
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0-10V
input module

  • Transforms analogue measurements into digital data
  • Real-time digital measurements with alarm functions
  • Limitless measurement possibilities
  • Measurement range of -10V to +10V
Analogue Module Monitoring Cloud Universal Sensor
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4-20mA
input module

  • Transforms analogue measurements into digital data
  • Real-time digital measurements with alarm functions
  • Limitless measurement possibilities
  • Measurement range of -20mA to +20mA
Analogue Module Monitoring Cloud Universal Sensor
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0-10V
input module

  • Transforms analogue measurements into digital data
  • Real-time digital measurements with alarm functions
  • Limitless measurement possibilities
  • Measurement range of -10V to +10V
Analogue Module Monitoring Cloud Universal Sensor
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Temp only module

  • Perfect fit for dynamic environments
  • Validation and reference measurements
  • Fits narrow locations with poor internet connection
  • Accurate temperature monitoring
Temperature Monitoring
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Temp+RH Module

  • Perfect fit for dynamic environments
  • Validation and reference measurements
  • Fits narrow locations with poor internet connection
  • Accurate temperature and RH monitoring
Temperature Monitoring
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Temp only module

  • Perfect fit for dynamic environments
  • Validation and reference measurements
  • Fits narrow locations with poor internet connection
  • Accurate temperature monitoring
Temperature Monitoring
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Temp+RH Module

Temperature Monitoring
  • Perfect fit for dynamic environments
  • Validation and reference measurements
  • Fits narrow locations with poor internet connection
  • Accurate temperature and RH monitoring
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Magnetic Door contact set

  • The ultimate solution to your refrigeration and freezer challenges
  • Program alarms for open or improperly closed doors
  • Monitor door frequency and duration on refrigerators and freezers
  • Easy mounting
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Set up alarms in SAClient

How to set up alarms in SAClient?

  • You can setup alarms for each of your Sensors under Alarm > Profile. To set up a new alarm profile for your Sensor, click on the “Add New Alarm Profile” button at the bottom of the screen.
  • You’ll be guided to a screen where you can set up your alarm. Here, you can name the alarm, select from various Alarm Types, and choose the corresponding logger. You’ll also have the option to define specific parameter limits that trigger the alarm, opt for a delay or reminders.
  • Assign a specific user within your account to receive these notifications. The users assigned to this alarm can receive an alert via email, SMS or Voice based on their preference.
  • Select the “Save” button at the bottom of the screen once all these fields are complete.

Access your data in SAClient

How to access your data in SAClient?

  • Log in to the SAClient Portal. You get access to a Dashboard with real-time information on status of your devices. You can access data for your Sensors under the Overview section.
  • Detailed Data visualized in charts can be accessed under Overview > Data Analysis. Choose on the left hand sided drop-down menu the desired Sensor. You also can change the Period. Choose on the right sided drop-down menu the desired Data. Then Click “Go”.
  • Data can also be exported by pressing the “CSV” button on the bottom of the page.
  • To download an image of the chart, simply click the three lines on the right side and select your preferred export format.
  • Access your data in SAClient

How to register your 20-20-31?

How to register your 20-20-31?

  • To register the Sensor, remove it from its holder and locate the serial number on the back.
  • Register the device under Management > Register Device in SenseAnywhere Cloud with the serial number.
  • After successful registration, place the Sensor back in its holder. Your logger should now be online and visible in the system.

Register your sensor and Pt100

How to register your AiroSensor and Pt100 Probe?

  • The AiroSensor 20-20-43 and the Pt100 Probe can be registered in the SAClient Portal by navigating to Management > Register Device.
  • The AiroSensor 20-20-43 does not need to be removed from the holder. To register the AiroSensor, you will need the serial number which can be found on the box.
  • To register the Pt100 Probe, perform the same steps as you did for the AiroSensor. The serial number can be found on the bag or on the Probe itself. You only need one license to register the logger. The registration of the Module is free.
  • Once registered, they will appear in your list of devices on your home page dashboard.
  • After registering the Pt100 Probe, the settings and name can be changed under Management > Sensor. Select the pencil icon, then edit and click “Save”.

INSTALL YOUR ACCESPOINT

Find the right location to install your AccessPoint, keeping the following in mind. The AccessPoint uses radio signals to communicate with the Sensors wirelessly.

To get the best possible reception:

  • Place the AccessPoint as close as possible to the location of the loggers.
  • If the area that needs to be covered is large, place multiple AccessPoints at different locations in the building/at the site.
  • Mount the AccessPoint in a vertical position. There is a keyhole on the back that can be used to hinge the AccessPoint on a screw.
  • If the location allows it, hang the AccessPoint in free air suspended by its cables.
  • See the AccessPoint as an antenna; actually, the antenna is integrated into the AccessPoint.
  • Do not mount the AccessPoint close to or on a metal surface.
  • Try to avoid mounting the AccessPoint on concrete walls.
  • Try to avoid concrete walls or floors between the AccessPoint and the loggers.
  • Try to avoid mounting the AccessPoint on thick wooden beams.
  • Try to avoid metal walls or surfaces between the AccessPoint and the loggers. Also, modern windowpanes with sunscreen protection (a thin metal film) obstruct wireless signals significantly.

Troubleshooting Tip:
If the LED on the AccessPoint does not turn green, you do not have an Internet connection at this moment, or your firewall is blocking outgoing TCP/IP connections on port 80. If you have internet access but the AccessPoint does not turn green, you should add the Ethernet MAC address range of the SenseAnywhere AccessPoints (00:21:5B:00:00:00) to (00:21:5B:FF:FF:FF) to the “allow table” in your firewall for outgoing communication. The AccessPoints use only TCP/IP communication over port 80. It is not necessary to open any incoming ports in your firewall.

Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Would you like to power your AccessPoint via Ethernet cable? Get a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) cable set from your SenseAnywhere reseller. This kit merges power from the adapter and switch, delivering both via a standard Ethernet cable. Choose between passive (white) and active (black) sets based on your switch type:

  • Passive PoE (White Set): Merge power from the adapter and data from the switch using the combiner at the switch location. Split them at the AccessPoint using the splitter.
  • Active PoE (Black Set): If you have a PoE-enabled switch, it provides both power and data. Simply split them using the black active PoE splitter before reaching the AccessPoint.

REGISTER YOUR ACCESPOINT

How to register your AccessPoint?

  • In the SAClient Portal, under Management > Register Device, you can register various devices, such as AccessPoints, AiroSensors, Modules, and AssetTags. To register your AccessPoint, you will need the serial number located on the back of the device.
  • Once registered, the AccessPoint will appear in your list of devices on your home page dashboard.
  • Under Management > Location, you have the option to add a location. To edit the name and location of the AccessPoint, go to Management > AccessPoint, select the pencil icon, edit and click “Save”.

HOW IT WORKS

Welcome and thank you for your trust in SenseAnywhere!

Your package includes several items:

  • A welcome card with all the information you need to get started and a Pin code to create your account with Credits.
  • The Pt100 Probe for measuring ultra-low or high temperatures. The serial number can be found on the bag or on the Probe itself.
  • The required cables and adapter for connecting the AccessPoint.
  • The AssetTag for easy swapping of AiroSensors, without losing data.
  • The AiroSensor 20-20-43 that can be connected to different Modules.
  • And finally, the AccessPoint to connect the Sensors to SenseAnywhere’s Cloud Service. The serial number can be found on the back.

For instructions on creating your account and adding Credits, please refer to the welcome card or visit www.saclient.com/redeem.