Published configuration highlights
- Model and functionWKS-18 / Wireless Pressure Transmitter for Water Networks
- Key point 1Fire-water networks
- Key point 2Remote alarms
- Key point 3IP67
WKS-18
Wireless Pressure Transmitter for Water Networks
A battery-powered remote pressure transmitter for municipal water networks, fire systems, pipelines, and storage tanks. The split sensor arrangement supports flexible installation, adjustable reporting intervals, high/low alarms, and 4G, NB-IoT, LoRa, or LoRaWAN communication in an IP67 enclosure.
Configuration note
Confirm the measuring range, medium, wetted materials, process connection, output, and power supply before ordering.
Technical selection overview
Use the published values below as a starting point, then confirm the complete measuring point before ordering. Final range, materials, connection, output, supply, and environmental limits depend on the selected configuration.
Integration and commissioning
Commission the sensing range, sampling interval, reporting interval, alarm thresholds, and network type before field installation. Verify local signal coverage, antenna position, battery arrangement, and the receiving telemetry platform.
Record signal quality, reporting and alarm latency, time synchronization, retry behavior, local measurement checks, battery condition, and the receiving platform configuration.
Measurement and latency
Define how often the process must be measured, reported, and alarmed rather than using one interval for every function.
Network and coverage
Verify the selected 4G, NB-IoT, LoRa, or LoRaWAN service at the installed antenna location and under enclosure and weather constraints.
Power and lifecycle
Build the battery estimate from actual sampling, transmission, retry, temperature, and alarm assumptions, then define replacement access and spares.
APPLICATION FIT
Where this product family is commonly evaluated
- Distributed water and fire networks
- Remote tanks and reservoirs
- Unattended process assets
- Industrial environmental monitoring
Suitability is configuration-dependent. Review media compatibility, operating limits, installation conditions, required approvals, and the receiving control system before final selection.
