Radio modules

Radio modules in measurements are communication devices that enable the transfer of data between meters, sensors, measuring instruments, and reading applications or a central system without the need for direct access to the measuring point. This wireless technology is often used in remote monitoring and management systems, where it is difficult or impractical to establish wired connections, primarily to expedite and optimize the reading process.

Applications of radio modules in measurements include:

• Measurement in hard-to-reach places: Radio modules enable measurements in remote or hard-to-access locations.
• Remote monitoring: In systems for monitoring measurement points, industrial processes, or meteorological data, radio modules allow remote data transmission without the need for direct physical contact.
• Automation and control: In industrial plants, radio modules are often used to transmit measurement data and control signals between different parts of the system, enabling centralized control.
• Smart home automation: In home automation systems, radio modules facilitate communication between various smart devices such as thermostats, light sensors, or energy consumption measurement devices.

Wireless radio modules can use various technologies such as wM-Bus, LoRa, NB-IoT, or others, depending on the system requirements, distance range, data transmission speed, and other factors. The use of radio modules increases system flexibility and reduces the costs of monitoring and controlling the system.