Devices R311LA - Wireless Infrared Proximity Sensor

R311LA - Wireless Infrared Proximity Sensor

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd · Proximity Class A

About

R311LA is able to detect the existence of the object nearby. It has an infrared proximity sensor that can detect if there is object existing within it detection range and transmits the detected data to Gateway for display via a wireless network; it uses the SX1276 wireless communication module.

Connectivity & sensors

LoRaWAN class

Class A

Sensors

Proximity

Specifications

Battery

2 sections of 3V CR2450 coin cell batteries in parallel

Dimensions

57 × 35 × 15.2 mm

Weight

48.9 g

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- Battery: 2 sections of 3V CR2450 coin cell batteries in parallel
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