The SensiNet CURR smart sensors are input current monitoring devices.  The CURR-1022 operates on 2.4 GHz, and the CURR-1012 operates at 900 MHz.  Both are FCC and CE-approved devices that wirelessly transmit 4-20mA sensor data.

The CURR-1022 utilizes a standard IEEE 802.15.4 radio chip, a radio amplifier and Sensicast’s patent-pending Distributing Frequency Spread Spectrum (DFSS) to ensure ultra-reliability in applications and environments that are typically unfriendly to wireless products, such as factories, refineries and power plants.

Both the CURR-1012 and CURR-1022 are two-channel devices that can be powered through a locally wired power source or through an external battery.  The device is completely configurable through the SensiNet network, through which the end-user can dynamically adjust the data reporting interval.

Curr-1022 Node 

	Two channel 4 - 20mA inputs
	Radio amplified up to 15dBm for a robust network
	Support SensiNet™ networking protocol at 2.4Ghz for ultra-reliable connectivity in harsh environments
	Supported by SensiMesh® Gateway software for configuration, management and integration into traditional automation systems
	Range of up to 212m(700ft) outdoors between Smart Sensor and Infrastruture device
	User-definable, remotely settable transmission intervals
	Supports message acknowledgements and redundant routing for totally reliable wireless connectivity
	Automatic network joining; no configuration required
	Wireless firmware upgrade capability
	Status indicator LED
	IP30 Enclosure
	Auto-calibrating to eliminate drift effects

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