RF Code’s R160 Differential Air Pressure Sensor monitors and reports the differential air pressure reading between two points (e.g., above vs. below a raised floor or room vs. plenum). While the pressure ranges found in the data center can exceed 0-0.5″ H20/0-125 Pa, the pressure differentials found in the plenum are often only 0.01″ H20/2.5 Pa, requiring a sensor to be both accurate and precise in order to assure proper monitoring. Periodically reporting its unique ID along with the sensor data observed by the tag, the R160 is designed for use in combination with an RF Code fixed reader infrastructure and the RF Code software stack (Zone Manager, Sensor Manager or Asset Manager).

The R160 sensor is housed in an impact-resistant, flame-retardant ABS plastic enclosure that can be mounted with strong adhesive on the back of the case, or via hardware/screws or zip-ties through the mounting holes. The unit ships with 8 feet of flexible tubing to achieve physical separation between the +/- sensor terminals. The tag is designed for years of reliable performance with a battery life that exceeds 5 years in most deployment environments. The tag is powered by three (3) CR2032 replaceable batteries with a very low duty cycle and a 10-second beacon rate. The R160’s form factor ensures clear signal transmission in high-density deployments. Featuring a low-battery alert, the tag will continue to report pressure data for at least three months following the initial alert. After that, the tag will broadcast its unique ID and a low battery indication with each beacon, but will not report pressure data until the batteries are replaced.

Features:

  • Wire-free Sensor Tag Provides Wireless Differential Pressure Data
  • Ideal for Optimizing Data Center Air Flow and Cooling Systems
  • Reports Differential Air Pressure Between Two Points
  • Fully Compatible with RF Code’s Sensor Manager and Asset Manager Software Solutions
  • Easy-to-Deploy, “Wire-free” Monitoring
  • Sensor Tag Easily Mounts to Flat Surfaces, Walls or Pipes
  • Tubing Can Be Routed Above /Below Floors, along Walls, Plenums or Air Ducts
  • Low Power Consumption for Long Battery Life