Membrane-type leak detection sensor EM300-MLD

In recent years, IoT sensors have gained attention, and remote monitoring products utilizing LoRaWAN are becoming popular. For those who want to know specifically what can be achieved using these technologies, we have created a document that includes 15 examples and use cases, such as the ones listed below. There are many other use cases not included in the document. If you contact us with what you would like to achieve using Milesight sensors, we will propose a solution tailored to your needs. Contents included in the document (partial): - Smart restaurant / Remote monitoring of in-store congestion - Smart disaster prevention / Detection of slope inclination and collapse on roads and railways - Smart factory / Temperature monitoring system for low-temperature food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics - Smart agriculture / Remote monitoring of temperature, humidity, illumination, and soil moisture in agricultural houses - Smart city / Remote management system for trash can capacity

This model is the innovative leak detection sensor EM300-MLD, which incorporates a flexible printed membrane from Milesight. The EM300-MLD has a built-in battery that provides a long operational life of up to 10 years. With an IP67 high protection rating and durable construction, it ensures reliability and adaptability in harsh environments. Features: ■ Detects the presence of liquids with a flexible printed membrane that covers a wide area ■ Equipped with high-quality printed membranes that can be reused and customized ■ IP67 waterproof housing and UV resistance for harsh environmental applications ■ Supports storage of 1,000 historical records and retransmission to prevent data loss ■ Supports Milesight D2D protocol for ultra-low latency and direct control without a gateway ■ Easy setup with NFC (Near Field Communication) capability ■ Compliant with standard LoRaWAN gateways and network servers ■ Quick and easy management through Milesight IoT Cloud solution ■ Monitoring and detection of pipe leaks, basement flooding, pump failures, and more