Gaia 200 transmitter.

Gaia 200

Wireless transmitter for Maturix Temperature and Strength Monitoring

Gaia 200 is the latest transmitter series for wireless temperature measurements using type K thermocouples. It can be used for concrete temperature and concrete strength monitoring.

Gaia 200 transmitter.

Gaia 200 &
Type K Thermocouple

Gaia 200 combines modern wireless technology with an industry-standard probe for the lowest cost-per-monitoring in real-time. Connect the transmitter to the thermocouple and embed the cable tip in the structure. The device starts measuring and transmitting continuously. The data is sent wirelessly to the cloud using Sigfox antennas or gateways.

Gaia 200 and Type K Thermocouple

Plug & play solution

Connect the wireless transmitter with a type K temperature probe. When a probe is connected, the transmitter automatically starts measuring and sending data to the cloud.

Flexible & versatile use

The thermocouple convinces with its high resistance and durability combined with flexible positioning and use.

Accurate & cost-efficient probe

The industry-standard thermocouple measures the temperature accurately with a low cost per monitoring. The probe is widely available and a cost-efficient solution for accurate measurements.

Check status easily

The LED indicator shows the transmission status and its battery lifetime for easy interaction.

Access from anywhere with wireless data communication

The data is sent wirelessly from the Gaia 200 transmitter to the cloud using Sigfox. It is the world’s leading IoT network, and data is sent through antennas or gateways and can be accessed in the web portal from anywhere.

Rugged design with replaceable batteries

The Gaia 200 is weather-resistant, with multiple mounting slots for easy installation. The batteries can be exchanged easily for extended use.

Check the Quick Start Guide on how to change the batteries.

Gaia 200 &
Type K Thermocouple

Gaia 200 combines modern wireless technology with an industry-standard probe for the lowest cost-per-monitoring in real time. Connect the transmitter to the thermocouple and embed the cable tip in the structure. The device starts measuring and transmitting continuously. The data is sent wirelessly to the cloud using Sigfox antennas or gateways.

Gaia 200 with a construction site in the background

Plug & play solution

Connect the wireless transmitter with a type K temperature probe. When a probe is connected, the transmitter automatically starts measuring and sending data to the cloud.

Access from anywhere with wireless data communication

The data is sent wirelessly from the Gaia 200 transmitter to the cloud using Sigfox. It is the world's leading IoT network and data is sent through antennas or gateways and can be accessed in the web portal from anywhere.

Check status easily

The LED indicator shows the transmission status and its battery lifetime for easy interaction.

Accurate & cost-efficient probe

The industry-standard thermocouple measures the temperature accurately with a low cost per monitoring. The probe is widely available and a cost-efficient solution for accurate measurements.

Rugged design with replaceable batteries

The Gaia 200 is weather-resistant with multiple mounting slots for easy installation. The batteries can be exchanged easily for extended use.

Check the Quick Start Guide on how to change the batteries.

Applications

Maturix can be used for different projects, from high-rise buildings to bridges, post-tensioning, mass concreting, precast production, and infrastructure projects. Read more about each on the links below.

“Maturix provides us with insights we otherwise would not have gained - the flexibility of the application and the user-friendly usage convinced us.”

Magnus EckertProduction Manager, Serneke
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Installation process

Thermocouple wire secured to metal rods

1. Install thermocouple

Secure the thermocouple with cable ties at the desired position where you want to monitor the curing process.

Gaia 200 in a construction site.

2. Connect transmitter

Plug the thermocouple into the wireless transmitter to start the continuous data transmission.

3 construction workers pouring concrete

3. Pour concrete

Cast the concrete and start the software monitoring to follow the curing process in real time.

A phone displaying the Maturix in-situ system.

4. Get results

Access the data in the Maturix web portal from anywhere and stay updated with customisable alarms.

Thermocouple wire secured to metal rods

1. Install thermocouple

Secure the thermocouple with cable ties at the desired position where you want to monitor the curing process.

Gaia 200 in a construction site.

2. Connect transmitter

Plug the thermocouple into the wireless transmitter to start the continuous data transmission.

Construction workers pouring concrete

3. Pour concrete

Cast the concrete and start the software monitoring to follow the curing process in real time.

A phone displaying the Maturix in-situ system.

4. Get results

Access the data in the Maturix web portal from anywhere and stay updated with customisable alarms.

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TitleSpecifications

Temperature Measurements

RangeType K thermocouple: -200 to 1260 °C (-328 to 2300 °F) 1
ToleranceType K thermocouple: ±1.5 °C (±2.7 °F) 2
Internal digital sensor: ±0.3 °C (±0.54 °F)
Resolution±0.1 °C (±0.18 °F)
Thermocouples SupportedType K (Ni-Cr / Ni-Al)

 

Data Transmissions

Transmission Interval

Cable connected: Once every 15 mins 3
No cable connected: Once every 6 hours
Downlink: Once every week

Network

Sigfox

Sigfox

RC1, RC2

Wireless Signal Range (using Sigfox Gateway)

Up to 3 km (1.86 mi) 4

 

Use and Storage

Temperature

-30 to 50 °C (-22 to 122 °F)

Humidity

0 to 100 %RH

Ideal Storage Conditions

Indoor, 20 to 30 °C (68 to 86 °F)

 

Mechanical Specifications

Dimensions (L x W x H)

148.3 x 113 x 50.7 mm (5.84 x 4.45 x 2 in)

Weight

560 g (19.75 oz)

MaterialsBody: ASA plastic (white)
Protective edge: TPU elastomer (orange)
Battery Type4 x AA, 1.5 V alkaline/lithium or 1.2V rechargable 5
Socket TypeMiniature, type K, female
LEDMulti color LED
IP RatingIP64

 

Certifications

 

CE, Radio Equipment Directive (RED), RoHS

 

Compatible Software

 

Maturix® Precast
Maturix® In-situ
API

1. Dependent on type K thermocouple. Max. temperature difference between device and thermocouple measurement is -200 °C and +1260 °C.

2. The tolerance depends on the type K thermocouple.

3. Learn more about changing the intervals: maturix.com/transmissions.

4. Depending on environment. Learn more: maturix.com/sigfox.

5. Alkaline batteries included.

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  • What is Gaia 200?

    Gaia 200 is a wireless transmitter for the Maturix® system. The temperature is measured using type K thermocouples, and the data is transmitted to the cloud with the help of the Gaia 200 device. The readings can then be viewed online on our web portal. It can be used for concrete temperature and concrete strength monitoring.

  • Do I need to be at the job site to access the data?

    No, you can access temperature and strength readings from your computer or smartphone anytime, anywhere, as long as you are connected to the internet. After installing the equipment, you gain the flexibility to monitor temperature and strength development online in real-time, providing valuable insights remotely.

  • How is the data transferred to the cloud?

    The device transmits temperature readings wirelessly to the cloud using the Sigfox network. Sigfox is a global wireless network dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT), known for its low power consumption and longer range compared to WiFi and Bluetooth®. You can set up a Sigfox Gateway at your job site to create coverage – even at remote locations.

  • How is the installation done?

    Installation is quick and straightforward. Secure the thermocouple to the rebar, connect it to the Gaia 200, and position the transmitter securely. Gaia 200 transmits data automatically every 15 minutes when a thermocouple is connected.

  • What is embedded in the concrete?

    Only the inexpensive thermocouple is embedded in the concrete. The transmitter is mounted next to the cast and can be reused repeatedly. This provides excellent flexibility and helps maintain low costs per monitoring.

  • What is the battery lifetime of Gaia 200?

    The battery lifetime depends on the usage and the conditions. When the thermocouple is inserted 24/7, the batteries typically last up to 8 months before requiring replacement.

  • How many Gaia 200 do I need?

    The number of devices required depends on the nature of the project. Gaia 200 is a single-channel transmitter, allowing for the connection of one thermocouple per device. To determine the necessary quantity of devices, assess the number of monitoring positions that need simultaneous measurement.

  • How do I install batteries into Gaia 200?

    Please refer to the Gaia 200 Quick Start Guide for instructions on installing batteries.

  • Is Gaia 200 waterproof?

    Gaia 200 has an IP64 rating, meaning it is designed to be dust-tight and can withstand water spray from any direction.

  • Which thermocouples can I use with Gaia 200?

    You can use Type K thermocouples with Gaia 200.

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