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RuuviTag Pro 4in1 temperature humidity air pressure and motion sensor

RuuviTag Pro 4in1 — Waterproof Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure and Motion Sensor

by Ruuvi
$55.90
$55.90 - $55.90
$55.90
$54.50
$54.50 - $54.50
$54.50

☑️ Rugged Enclosure

☑️ Real-time measurements

☑️ Victron Energy Integration

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The new RuuviTag Pro 4in1 is a rugged environmental sensor that measures temperature, humidity, air pressure and motion. An IP67-rated version of the original RuuviTag 4in1, this model tolerates temporary wet conditions. Perfect for demanding industrial settings and serious home use, this sensor works well in a wide range of temperatures (-40°F to 140°F range). Purchase includes mounting screws and a CR2477 coin battery. One battery usually lasts between 2 to 3 years with continuous use and can be easily replaced by the user.

What makes the Ruuvi so groovy? Ruuvi Bluetooth sensors communicate with Victron Energy GX devices, including the Cerbo GX, Ekrano GX, and GlobalLink 520. They show up nicely on VRM, Victron's free remote management platform, with graphs for temperature, humidity, etc, and you can use built-in relays to, for example, trigger a buzzer when a critical mechanical room gets too hot or cold. To learn how to add Ruuvi sensor data to your existing Victron system, read Monitor Temperature on Victron's Cerbo GX Using Ruuvi Sensors.

Pull Valuable Temperature Data into your VRM Dashboard

Real-time Ruuvi sensor data can be viewed on a Victron GX Touchscreen and pushed to the cloud with Victron’s Remote Monitoring platform (VRM). Once configured, users can trigger alarms inside VRM to send an email notification if a sensor reports an environmental change that is not desirable - or use the built-in relay on the Victron GX device to turn on a fan, a heater, a physical alarm, etc. 

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