Codepoint CS1010 Water Leak Sensor | LoRaWAN

Description

• Technology: LoRaWAN

The CS1000 is a long-range, low-power door and window sensor supporting LoRaWAN or Coralink wireless protocols. The device provides configurable real-time alarms or regular reported statistics.

The device can be attached to doors, windows, or drawers and other equipment. The base unit detects the presence of a strong magnetic field (provided by the included magnet). Small and low profile, the device can be used for a wide variety of applications where magnetic triggered events or counting are required.

The CS1000 is powered by a two AAA batteries providing 2+ years of operation in normal conditions. Batteries can be replaced easily.

The device can be configured to provide open/closed/reminder notifications and/or provide regular reports regarding event counts, and event total and average durations. The CS1000 has temperature monitoring/notifications functions and battery charge remaining notifications.

Features

• Top/bottom water-sensing probes self-contained inside the rugged IP68-rated waterproof housing
• Low-power technology offers 5+ years of battery life
• Secure and simple “scan and play” device management
• Supports pairing with other Cora devices (Coralink protocol only)
• Long Range: typical 300 to 500 meters
• Supports Cora Wireless Cloud Stack
• Multi-frequency, multiple LoRa regions including US (915 MHz), EU (868 MHz), and CN (470 MHz)
• Samples available now

Specifications<4h3>

• LoRa protocols: Coralink Class A, LoRaWAN Class A
• Color: White
• Dimensions: 62 mm × 62 mm × 24.5 mm (2.44 in. × 2.44 in. × 0.96 in.)
• Multi-color status LED (underside)
• Set button (underside)
• Environmental:
  • Operating temperature range: 0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F)
  • Operating humidity range:<95% non-condensing
• Intended for indoor use only

Applications

Place tensor anywhere that is at risk of high moisture or water due to leaks or flooding. Some common applications include:

• Locations at or below grade, subject to water incursion
• Basement floors
• Near/under sump pumps, water heaters, sinks, toilets, water tanks, and other plumbing related equipment
• Under or near laundry machines
• Under refrigerators and ice machines
• Under fish tanks/aquariums
• Under swimming pool pumps and equipment
• In attic spaces under a leaky roof
• Inside hot tubs