Battery Life and Outdoor Placement
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The suitability of Aranet sensors for outdoor use depends on the IP (Ingress Protection) rating specified in the sensor's datasheet. IP ratings indicate the level of protection against dust and water. For outdoor applications, it is advisable to use sensors with IP ratings of IP65, IP67, or IP68. These ratings ensure the sensors are resistant to harsh environmental conditions, such as rain and dust, offering different degrees of waterproof capabilities. For further details on these sensors and their specific classifications, please visit the Aranet products page: Aranet Sensors Products.
Battery longevity is a pivotal factor when considering the deployment of Aranet sensors. The expected battery lifespan is typically outlined within each sensor's datasheet. Battery life can vary substantially depending on factors such as sensor type, measurement interval and temperature. For precise information, it's recommended to review the technical datasheet related to each specific sensor model you are interested in.
Waste batteries and electronic equipment must be taken to household hazardous waste collection points! You may search the internet for the closest collection point in the area you are located.
Never put these items in household garbage or recycling bins!
Do not expose the batteries to fire! Do not dismantle them!
Waste of batteries and electronic equipment can contain substances and materials that can harm the environment and living beings, if treated as regular household waste.
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