Dry Contact Sensor
DCS-10
The DCS-10 monitors the state of up to three dry-contact pairs and reports status changes over wanwave LPWAN. It supports immediate status-change notification and periodic data updates at intervals of less than six hours, providing remote visibility into connected contact states. BLE is available for local configuration.
Powered by a 3.6 V lithium thionyl chloride battery, the sensor has a battery life of ten years and transmission power below 25 mW. Its compact, IP68-rated enclosure measures 89 × 80 × 48 mm and weighs 255 g.
MEASUREMENTS
Dry-contact status (up to 3 contact pairs)
COMMUNICATION
wanwave LPWAN
POWER SUPPLY
3.6V LiSOCl₂ battery
ENCLOSURE RATING
IP68
Applications
Agriculture
Track temperature and humidity to support healthy crops and resilient operations.
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Buildings
Monitor indoor conditions to support occupant comfort and operational efficiency.
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Museums
Help protect valuable collections with reliable environmental monitoring.
Explore solution →Technical specifications
| Model number | DCS-10 |
|---|---|
| Measurements | Dry-contact status (up to 3 contact pairs) |
| Communication interface | wanwave LPWAN |
| Configuration interface | Bluetooth |
| Power supply | 3.6V LiSOCl₂ battery |
| Enclosure rating | IP68 |
| Operating conditions | -40°C to +80°C |
| Dimensions | 89 × 80 × 48 mm |
| Weight | 255 g |
| Battery life & conditions | 10 years |
Connectivity & integration
DCS-10 monitors compatible dry-contact outputs and transmits status changes over wanwave’s proprietary network through a compatible gateway. The gateway forwards the data to wanwave monitoring platforms or your existing IT systems. Leak detection requires a compatible connected leak detector. The sensor operates on battery power, and Bluetooth is used for configuration.
Documents
Product datasheet (PDF) →
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