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Data-sheet

Data-sheet

Product catalog summary
Introduction:
The "marinaSCAN" IoT sensor system is designed to provide real-time data on berth occupancy using optical and acoustic sensors. Data is transmitted to a central database via LoRa-WAN or NB IoT.
Overview:
  • Energy self-sufficient with solar panel power generation.
  • No moving parts and easy replacement of electronics.
  • LEDs with independent brightness control.
  • Constructed with UV and saltwater-resistant materials.
  • Aluminum housing and injection-molded plastic electronics.
  • Tread-resistant solar cell.
Technical Specifications:
  • Weight: Approximately 2.7 kg (±100g).
  • Dimensions: 377 x 281 x 36 mm (l,b,h ±2mm).
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to 50°C.
  • Humidity range: 0% to 85%.
  • Guarantee: 2 years.
Connectivity:
  • Wireless data transmission.
  • Protocols: LoRa Wan, NFC, QR, Bluetooth, NB IoT.
Sensors:
  • Optical sensors: 1 x ToF, 1 x brightness sensor.
  • Acoustic sensors: 2 x ultrasound in/out.
  • Distance measurement: 20 – 500 cm (Ultrasound), 20 – 200 cm (ToF).
  • Internal sensor: 1 x acceleration sensor.
Housing:
  • Base plate: Aluminum, UV and saltwater resistant.
  • Electronic unit: Injection molding, UV and saltwater resistant.
  • Viewing window: Acrylic glass, UV and saltwater resistant.
  • Mounting material: Stainless steel screws.
LED Panel:
  • 16 x RGB front LEDs, 2 x RGB rear LEDs.
  • Automatic brightness control.
  • Available in various RGB colors.
Power Supply:
  • Battery: 2 x LiPo, each 2200mA.
  • Maximum performance: 4.2 V.
  • Charging: Solar modules, energy self-sufficient.
  • Solar panel dimensions: 200 x 350 x 2.5 mm.
  • Maximum performance: 6.7 V.
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Data sheet: IoT sensor technology 2024 "marinaSCAN" Generate live data from the berth and control availability. The marinaSCAN sensor system was developed to determine information on the occupancy status of a berth in real time. The information is recorded using optical and acoustic sensors. All information is transmitted to a central database either via Lora-WAN or NB IoT. Overview: - The module is energy self-sufficient and generates its power via a solar panel - No moving parts - Revisable electronics inlay for easy replacement of defective electronics - Independent, brightness-dependent control of the LEDs - UV-resistant materials - Saltwater-resistant materials - Basic housing made of aluminum, electronic unit made of injection-molded plastic - Tread-resistant solar cell

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