Overview

Features

  • Works in conjunction with the Badger 3700 to provide a complete system solution
  • Self-optimizing hopping technology makes installation easy and cost effective
  • Intelligent transceivers eliminate the need for costly PC’s and software
  • Customized design for Modbus device interface provides optimized performance with minimal overhead
  • Pulse inputs allow connection to existing meters for electricity, gas, water, steam, or BTU’s
  • Wireless communications up to 1500 ft per hop allows monitoring of remote transformers and meters without expensive trenching
  • Rugged wall mount design makes installation a snap and assures high system reliability
  • Mesh network design makes adding devices simple and inexpensive
  • Intelligent nodes continuously monitor wireless traffic to optimize routing
  • Nodes and devices can be added at any time and are automatically added to the routing
  • Scalable design means that projects can be completed in stages as resources become available

Description

The Badger Meter Model 345WT is a wireless transceiver that works in conjunction with the Badger Meter 3700 data acquisition server. Simply connect a 345WT to a 3700 and deploy one or more in remote applications to allow for a self-healing network to be created that provides additional connectivity for more sensors.

The Model 345WT network transceiver offers reduced installation costs by removing the need for installing signal wires for each output device. The self-healing network demonstrates its signal strength and routing back to the Model 3700 so low signal paths can be seen and then corrected by adding additional transceivers.

The Model 345WT requires no configuration. It allows for two scaled pulse inputs as well as a Modbus input for additional expansion. When a pulse device is connected to the 345WT it automatically routes the signal back to the 3700 where it is detected and data logging begins.

The use of the Badger Meter Model 345WT network transceiver with the Model 3700 provides a powerful solution for installing flow meters and other devices where wiring is either inconvenient or costly. Industrial plants, college campuses, and commercial facilities are a good example of users that could benefit from the features of these products.