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User Manual - iQ WMR
YOBIIQ | Documentation OverviewUser Manual - iQ OpenthermLoRaWAN StackUser Manual - iQ WMR
  • Introduction
  • About this document
  • DEVICE
    • Device Overview
      • Installation
    • Technical Specifications
      • Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
    • Physical Interfaces
      • Power Supply
    • Operation
      • Application Operation
    • Registers
      • Generic Data
      • Device Data
      • LoRaWAN Data
  • LoRaWAN
    • LoRaWAN Communication
      • Payloads
        • Uplinks
        • Downlinks
  • Support and Maintenance
    • Troubleshooting
    • Maintenance
    • Changelog
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  • Power Supply Type
  • Battery Autonomy
  1. DEVICE
  2. Physical Interfaces

Power Supply

Power Supply Type

The iQ WMR is powered from the iQ Universal Device and it has 2 ways of being powered. It can be powered by 2x internal lithium AA battery and/or by supplying 5-24VDC to the screw connector.

The batteries are non-rechargable, the battery can act as backup power when using the 5-24VDC power supply.

Battery Autonomy

The battery autonomy is highly dependant on the environment of where the device is installed and the local network quality.

Our calculations for the battery autonomy are performed at a temperature of 18°C based on 500 rotations per day.

Based on SF7 and a transmission interval of 60 minutes the battery autonomy is > 15 years. Based on SF12 and a transmission interval of 60 minutes the battery autonomy is 3 years.

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