Innovative energy harvesting sensor in industrial communication

     Integrated Systems has expanded its Industrial iot portfolio with the addition of TCT's E-Green sensor, an innovative self-powered iot current sensor that operates autonomously without wiring or batteries.

     The sensor uses residual energy recovery technology, or energy harvesting, which does not cause excessive current consumption. Use pliers for non-invasive installation without prior disconnection. The sensor communicates wirelessly via BLE and LoRaWAN technology and covers distances up to 5 km. Immediately after the sensor is installed, the measurements can be read in real time on a dedicated mobile app, developed by the company's team in collaboration with TCT. The sensor is also equipped with an external probe that can take temperature readings.

     Vincent Gache, President of Integral System, commented: "We are proud to launch a revolutionary product like TCT's E-Green sensor, as well as its mobile application. We will continue to innovate in wireless communication technologies to meet industry challenges and pave the way for efficient and simple current measurement." The solution is ideal for the digitization of small and medium-sized entities as well as large industrial applications, which also includes energy auditing and monitoring the consumption of machines or motors. With this strategic partnership, Integral systems positions itself as a distributor and developer of cutting-edge technologies in the industrial sensor space."

     Alexandre Decombejean, TCT Sales Director, added: "Integral System has become our preferred strategic partner over the past few years, and their technicians have helped us develop the mobile software part of the solution. This leads to a close collaboration that goes beyond simple distribution."