Remote IoT Pressure and Temperature Monitoring System

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IoT pressure and temperature monitoring gives operators remote access to live sensor data without adding field wiring or relying on routine manual readings.

Wireless sensors · Cellular gateway · Cloud monitoring

IoT Pressure and Temperature Monitoring in Three Steps

Phoenix Sensors combines battery-powered Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) transducers with a cellular gateway and the MonSense cloud platform to monitor distributed equipment from nearly any connected location.

1. SENSE
Pressure and temperature
2. CONNECT
Bluetooth to cellular
3. MONITOR
Live data, trends, and alarms

Sensors for IoT Pressure and Temperature Monitoring

Pressure

WEPS25

Wireless Pressure Transducer

WEPS25 wireless pressure transducer for IoT pressure and temperature monitoring

15 to 8,000 PSI ranges
Gauge, absolute, or sealed
Battery powered · BLE 5.0

Temperature

WETS25

Wireless Temperature Transducer

WETS25 battery-powered transducer with stainless steel probe

RTD probe configurations
-75°C to 540°C media
Battery powered · BLE 5.0

Pressure + Temperature

WEPS77

Combined Wireless Transducer

WEPS77 dual-measurement wireless transducer with red and blue caps

Two measurements in one unit
Up to 5,000 PSI
Battery powered · BLE 5.0

2. Connect

WEXS-BLE-CEL Cellular Gateway

Bluetooth-to-Cellular IoT Gateway

WEXS-BLE-CEL gateway with Bluetooth and cellular antennas

The gateway collects nearby BLE sensor data and sends readings through LTE-M or NB-IoT cellular service. No customer Wi-Fi or local PC is required.

3. Monitor

Cloud Monitoring and Alarms

Live Readings, Trends, and Alarms

MonSense cloud dashboard for IoT pressure and temperature monitoring

Authorized users can review current values, historical trend charts, and threshold alarms from a secure browser on a computer, tablet, or phone.

Benefits of IoT Pressure and Temperature Monitoring

No field wiring
Battery-powered sensors simplify installation on existing, remote, or temporary equipment.

Fewer manual site visits
Check distributed assets remotely instead of relying only on scheduled field readings.

Earlier warning of problems
Use trends and threshold alarms to identify abnormal conditions sooner.

Remote Sensor Monitoring Applications

  • Remote wellheads and pump stations
  • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
  • Storage tanks and compressors
  • Process skids and test equipment
  • HVAC and refrigeration equipment
  • Temporary field troubleshooting

Build the Right IoT Monitoring Configuration

Phoenix Sensors can configure IoT pressure and temperature monitoring around the required pressure range, temperature range, process connection, wetted materials, wireless distance, cellular coverage, and reporting needs. Final compatibility should be confirmed against the complete operating conditions.

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