Heat, on Wi-Fi
The question is temperature. The radio is the plant’s Wi-Fi, for a site that already has it.
Temperature Sensor — Wi-Fi
A battery thermal node on Wi-Fi. It trends surface and ambient heat. It does not do vibration analysis. Scheduled for Q4 2026. Not available to order yet.
Still a battery puck
Same sealed housing as the temperature sensor available today. Battery stays in the puck. Wi-Fi does not replace it.
Not the vibration sensor
No spectrum and no bearing frequencies on this part. If the machine needs a diagnosis, that is TB-S01 or the Wi-Fi vibration puck.
Where it belongs
Heat, on the plant’s Wi-Fi.
- Motors and bearings Surface temperature, when heat is the early sign and vibration is covered somewhere else.
- Enclosures Ambient and skin temperature on cabinets that are not rotating equipment.
- Same install as the puck Magnetic or stud, external, IP65 / IP67.
- Wi-Fi coverage required This part expects the site’s wireless network. The temperature sensor available today, TB-S03, uses sub-GHz instead.
Specifications
Figures not on this list are not claimed. The specifications page is the sheet a reliability engineer can size from.
Surface + ambientTwo temperatures, one puck
Wi-FiThe plant’s wireless network
IP65 / IP67Sealed housing
Q4 2026Not available to order yet
- Sensing
- Surface and ambient temperature
- Housing
- The same sealed puck as the temperature sensor available today
- Radio
- Wi-Fi
- Power
- Battery
- Sealing
- IP65 / IP67
- Mounting
- Magnetic or stud, external
- Availability
- Scheduled for Q4 2026. Not available to order yet.
- Part
- TB-S04