Cellular connectivity
Worldwide low-power connectivity: direct LTE-M transmission, with no gateway and no master unit.
Standalone unit
MSU-XD7Multi-sensor standalone unit
The MSU-XD7 is a fully standalone unit: it communicates neither with slave units nor with gateways. It communicates over LTE-M only, sending its data directly with no intermediate equipment. It has the same sensor configuration as the other units in the range, in a 100 × 75 × 29 mm IP68 enclosure, and runs on battery for up to 10 years.
- Battery life
- Up to 10 years
- Network
- LTE-M
- Enclosure
- IP68
Highlights
Direct transmission, with no intermediate equipment
Up to 10 years of battery life
Battery life of up to 10 years, depending on use.
Easy installation and diagnostics
Setup and authentication over NFC, right on site.
Rugged and reliable
An IP68 UV-resistant polycarbonate enclosure, built for the most demanding industrial environments.
Description
The MSU-XD7 in detail
One unit per point to monitor is all it takes: no gateway to install and no master unit to plan for. Data goes straight to the DigitalWan platform over the LTE-M network.
Its IP68 UV-resistant polycarbonate enclosure mounts on a wall or a pole; setup and diagnostics are done over NFC, right on site.
MSU-XD7 technical specifications
| Enclosure | IP68, UV-resistant polycarbonate |
|---|---|
| Impact protection | IK08IK rating |
| Dimensions | 100 × 75 × 29 mm |
| Weight | 110 gdepending on the configuration |
| Mounting | Wall or pole mounted |
| Sensors | Temperature, light, accelerometer (movement, inclination), 60 GHz radar |
| Communication | LTE, NFCtransmits over LTE-M only |
| Cellular | eSIM STYSIM-200M, SGP.02 |
| Power supply | 3.6 V lithium battery |
| Battery life | Up to 10 yearsdepending on the configuration |
| Frequencies | EU868, US915, AS923 |
| Certifications | CE, RoHS |
| Probe protocols | I2C, PSI |
| Design | Developed in France |
Specifications are provided for guidance and may vary depending on the configuration.
MSU-XD7 datasheetPDF, 1.0 MBApplications
- Telecommunications
- Smart city
- Industrial automation
- Water monitoring
- Wastewater
- District heating
- Energy & utilities
- Agriculture
- Environmental monitoring
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the MSU-XD7
Answers to the most common questions before choosing this device.
Does the MSU-XD7 need a gateway or a master unit?
No. The MSU-XD7 is a fully standalone unit: it communicates neither with slave units nor with gateways, and sends its data over LTE-M only, with no intermediate equipment.
What is the difference between the MSU-XD7 and the MSU-MD7?
The MSU-MD7 is a master unit: it collects data from up to 5 slave units and forwards it to the gateway. The MSU-XD7 works on its own: it talks to no other unit and sends its own readings directly over LTE-M.
Which sensors does the MSU-XD7 include?
The same sensor configuration as the other units in the range: temperature, light, accelerometer (movement, inclination) and 60 GHz radar.
How long does the MSU-XD7 battery last?
Up to 10 years on a 3.6 V lithium battery, depending on the configuration.
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