Wireless Transmitters

These wireless sensors measures voltage by connecting the leads on the sensor to the positive and ground terminals of the device being measured.

The ALTA wireless differential pressure sensor measures the pressure difference between two input ports and transmits the measurement to iMonnit

The ALTA Industrial Wireless Three Phase Current Meter measures the RMS current of an alternating current system using 3 current transformers

The Omega UW Series NB9W wireless RTD transmitters are suitable for sanitary applications. Choose from a wide range of receivers

The XW-EDA is a rugged universal process and temperature wireless transmitter. Supports 1 RTD or 2 TC, 4-20mA or 10V inputs with optional outputs for local control & alarms

The OMEGA MWTC line of Miniature Thermocouple Data loggers accept standard miniature TC probes and can wirelessly transmit data to a PC and store up to 65400 samples locally

The Omega UW Series Wireless Process transmitters are NEMA rated and accept 0 to 1V, 0 to 5V, 0 to 10V and 4 to 20 mA signals. Choose from a wide range of receivers

The ZW-CM is a simple, compact, wall mounted environmental Sensor which transmits local Temperature, Humidity & Pressure to a ZW-REC wireless receiver.

The Omega UW Series Wireless Temperature & Humidity transmitters are available in handheld and NEMA models. Choose from a wide range of receivers to suit your application

Alta Wireless Cloud connected water detection puck sensors are fully immersible and detect the presence or absence of water. View data online with e-mail and SMS alerts

The Omega UW Series Wireless pH transmitters are NEMA rated with a RTD input for temp compensation. Choose from a wide range of receivers to suit your application

The XW-ED is a rugged wireless transmitter which connects to any Layer-N Smart Probe and transmits to a ZW-REC receiver. Optional outputs enable local control or alarms

The Omega UW Series Wireless IR temperature sensors use a miniature sensor head which is ideal for measuring temperatures up to 538C in confined spaces and harsh environments