120 VAC Analog Voltage Detection Sensor

The 120 VAC Analog Voltage Detection Sensor notifies of the presence or absence of electricity. It is intended for use on power sources or power supplies of 120 VAC. Not intended for voltages higher than 150 VAC and also not intended for use with DC sources. Perfect for sump pump monitoring. This sensor triggers on the state change from presence to absence and vice versa. The data displayed is either "No Voltage" or "Voltage Detected".

Monnit WIT Wireless Sensor Specifications

900, 868 and 433MHz operating frequencies
250 - 300 ft. non-line-of-sight device range*
Replaceable 3.0V battery
At 1 hour heartbeat setting, coin
cell battery will last ~ 1-2 Years. **
Interfaces with other devices or power lines up to 150 VAC.
Small size is ideal for embedded applications.

* Actual range may vary depending on environment.
** Battery life is determined by sensor reporting
frequency and other variables.

What does this wireless sensor's data look like in software?

iMonnit Software - Voltage Detection Sensor Data Example

Monnit Wireless Sensor Specifications

Supply Voltage	2.0 - 3.6 V

Current Consumption	0.5 µA (sleep mode)

Max Operating Temperature	-20°C to +60°C (-4° to +140°F)

Optimal Battery Operating Temperature (Coin Cell)	+10°C to +50°C (+50°F to +122°F)

Storage Temperature:	[-50°C to +150°C]*


Absolute Maximum Ratings:
Supply Voltage:	[-0.3 to 3.9 V]

Sensor Input Voltage:	Up to 150 VAC

*Core unprogrammed stored without battery.

Need Longer Battery Life?
Monnit WIT2 Sensors provide the same features and benefits of our standard sensors but with the added value of AA batteries. The AA battery option is more robust at a wider temperature range and provides extremely long life for quicker heartbeats.

2 replaceable AA 1.5V batteries.
At 1 hour heartbeat setting, included AA batteries will last more than 4 Years. **
Robust sensor housing.

** Battery life is determined by sensor reporting
frequency and other variables.

WIT2 Wireless 120 Volt Analog Voltage Detection Sensor

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120 VAC Analog Voltage Detection Sensor

What does this wireless sensor's data look like in software?