Extended Long Range Remote (XLR)
The Extended Long Range Remote (XLR) is a solar powered device that has a large number of inputs for various monitoring options and uses UHF radio to communicate with an ITU G2 base station.Key Features
- Large number of input types for varying sensor and output types
- Relay outputs for control solutions. Can be remote controlled by any smartphone
- Typical range 2km
- Optional repeater function (repeats other remotes back to ITU G2)
- Stainless steel weatherproof enclosure and mounting
- Solar or mains powered with backup battery
Typical Configurations
- Installed at pump shed for monitoring of pump faults/signals, water meters, well or tank depth and control of the pump
- Mounted on a travelling effluent irrigator to monitor pipe pressure, wheel speed, GPS for proof of placement, and provide automatic shutoff of pump in case of failure
- Installed at a high point as a repeater with weather sensors attached
Technical Specifications
- Solar or mains powered with backup battery
- Four analog inputs with ranges of 2V, 10V, 40V, or 4-20mA
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Four digital inputs with counting capability
- SDI-12 input
- Two excitation outputs. One programmable up to 15V. The other is fixed at 15V
- Dallas 1-wire bus input for Harvest temp, humidity and barometric pressure sensors
- Mains power or solar power with 12V SLA backup battery
- One minute reporting to ITU
- Two configurable latching relay outputs. Can be remote controlled by smartphone and/or internal logic script.
- Dedicated input for mechanical wind sensors
- Input for optional GPS
- All settings can be remotely programmed by the Harvest Technical Support Centre
