Operating, monitoring and coordinating multiple devices are the basis of modern building automation. This optimises energy consumption and operating costs. Sontex products enhance your comfort.
Superlink C is a gateway that, in conjunction with the secure Sonexa platform, enables automatic and flexible consumption data readouts from devices with Sontex Radio and/or wM-Bus to ensure EED compliance and interoperability in accordance with the HKVO.
The multifunctional integrator Supercal 5 has state-of-the-art technology. Configuration via NFC interface, several tariffs, modular concept with two card slots, data transfer via Sontex radio as well as wM-Bus and later LoRaWAN are only a selection of features that make the Supercal 5 suitable for a wide range of applications.
The Supercal 5 is equipped with a battery as standard, different power supply modules are available on demand.
The Tools Supercom software is intuitive and user-friendly and allows remote reading of data from SONTEX, wM-Bus, and OMS radio devices using the radio modems Supercom 636 or Supercom 637 and a Bluetooth interface. The Tools Supercom software runs on computer, tablet or smartphone using Windows or Android.
It allows creation and editing of reading roads as well as modification of certain Sontex radio device parameters to facilitate installation and maintenance. Different file formats allow simple integration of read data directly into billing software.
The Sontex 565 stands for precision while guaranteeing high measuring convenience and measurement resolution of consumption levels. By means of intelligent data collection, the heat cost allocator distinguishes unequivocally between summer and winter months, manipulations and other situations. Consumption data can be collected manually via the operating button or the optical interface. The product features an attractive price-performance ratio.
The Sontex 556 is the Sontex 566’s predecessor. Its popularity is due to the bidirectional radio system; it transmits the required consumption data only when actually requested to do so and thus avoids creating unnecessary electro smog.
The new Sontex 868 heat cost allocator with mono-directional and standardised wM-Bus radio allows simple and flexible consumption recording. Meter reading can be carried out both remotely from a data recording centre or on site. More flexible read-out times are a further innovation. In addition, the Sontex 868 features simple, fast installation and commissioning.
Thanks to LoRaWAN technology, the heat cost allocator has a long range in buildings and basements. End-to-end encryption and flexible transmission times make communication to the device secure and guarantee a long service life. Depending on the reachability of the device, it automatically switches between a long telegram (SP 7-9) and a short telegram (SP 10-12).
The Ei6500-SA2-R / SA2-O is an optical and autonomous smoke detector in accordance with DIN14676-1 Method C. Specially developed for use in large residential properties, the Ei6500-SA2-R / SA2-O smoke detector can be easily maintained remotely. Inspection is carried out according to procedure C – this means that all criteria are automatically checked by the detector and read out remotely by radio.
The battery-powered radio module Supercom 323 allows the Ei650FA smoke detector to be inspected remotely (according to DIN 14676). A visual inspection, which is associated with time and cost expend, can be saved.
At each radio readout, the sound generator and battery are checked and all detector data updated. Thanks to Sontex unique bidirectional radio system, the remote inspection is only carried out during readout without entering the apartment. Unlike other radio technologies, the Sontex radio system does not cause unnecessary radio pollution.
The battery-powered radio module Supercom 327 allows the Ei650FA smoke detector to be inspected remotely (according to DIN 14676).
All detector data are transmitted every two minutes and can be read out by radio. Thanks to the unidirectional radio system wM-Bus and OMS, remote inspection is carried out without entering the apartment.
The Supercom 636 radio modem is a handheld bidirectional data readout system. Supercom 636 is suitable for connection to a Pocket PC (PDA or tablet) with Bluetooth interface. The Sontex 916 and Tools Supercom readout and parameter setting software also contain customer-friendly route planning.
The radio modem consists of a SMD circuit equipped with a 433 MHz radio module and an external antenna. The use of standard protocols allows easy integration into various billing programmes. The sturdy industrial housing protects the electronics against possible damage.
The Supercom 637 radio modem is a one-way portable data reading system. The Supercom 637 connects to a laptop, tablet or smartphone with a Bluetooth interface. Together with the Tools Supercom software it enables fast and efficient reading of wM-Bus and OMS radio devices.
The Supercom W1-R radio module, which replaces the Supercom 581 module, makes it possible to remotely read consumption data from Modularis single-jet and multi-jet water meters, cylindrical piston meters and the various variants of the EAS-Modularis capsule meter series using the Sontex radio system. Like all Sontex radio modules, it is battery-operated and can be retrofitted to the water meter without affecting verification. The W1-R module can be read by a walk-by system or by a radio control unit. It can be integrated into the Sonexa platform and is equipped with an optical interface for parameter setting.
The Supercom W1-O radio module replaces the Supercom 587 module, which is no longer on the market. It enables remote reading of consumption data from Modularis single-jet, multi-jet and cylindrical piston water meters, as well as the various variants in the EAS-Modularis capsule meter series, via the wM-Bus/OMS system. Like all Sontex radio modules, it is battery-operated and can be retrofitted to the water meter without affecting verification. The W1-O module can be read by a walk-by system or via a radio control centre or gateway. It can be integrated into the Sonexa platform and is equipped with an optical interface for parameter setting.
The Supercom W1-L radio module can be used to remotely read consumption data from Modularis single-jet and multi-jet water meters, cylindrical piston meters and the various variants in the EAS-Modularis capsule meter series using the LoRaWAN (Uplink-Downlink) system. Like all Sontex radio modules, it is battery-powered and can be retrofitted to the water meter without affecting verification. The W1-L module can be read by a walk-by system or via a radio control centre or gateway. It can be integrated into the Sonexa platform and is equipped with an optical interface for parameter setting.
The battery-powered radio module Supercom W2-L allows reading of consumption data via LoRaWAN of Elster water meters S110 PICOFLUX EF and M140 MODULMETER MOF. As for all other radio modules it can be retrofitted at a later stage without impairing the calibration.
The Supercom W2-R radio module replaces the discontinued Supercom 582 module. It enables remote reading of consumption data from Elster S110 PICOFLUX EF and M140 MODULMETER MOF water meters via the Sontex radio system. Like all Sontex radio modules, it is battery-operated and can be retrofitted to the water meter without affecting the verification. The W2-R module can be read by a walk-by system or a radio control unit. It can be integrated into the Sonexa platform and is equipped with an optical interface for parameter setting.
The module is currently under development, and will be available in autumn 2024. Technical documentation will be available online as soon as possible.
Please consult your local partner for further information.
The Supercom P Pulse-Radio Converter is a combined converter for remote reading of all types of consumer devices with digital pulse output. It also has a wired M-Bus Master to which up to two slaves can be connected.
The Supercom 541 battery-operated radio pulse adapter stores consumption levels for one or two metering devices on the basis of impulses and transmits the data via bidirectional radio to a concentrator or mobile read-out device. This sturdy equipment is suitable for remote read-out of all types of metering devices (water, gas, electrical power) with a pulse output. Depending on the model, the radio pulse adapter is freely programmable, e.g. programmed with reverse flow and/or manipulation detection.
The Supercal 739 compact heat meter follows on from the successful Supercal 539 compact heat meter. Sontex has not only comprehensively enhanced the new Supercal 739, but also integrated an array of new functions and added new versions. Its excellent price-performance ratio has been improved once again.
The Supercal 739 is a compact heat meter to measure heating and cooling energy in a wide field of applications in home automation and can be easily integrated into a variety of configurations thanks to Sontex system technology.
The Supercal 739 is available with single jet flow sensor and coaxial multi-jet flow sensor for Ista(G2B) or Allmess(M77x1.5) connections for flows qp 0.6; qp 1.5 and qp 2.5 m³/h.
The Supercal 739 compact heat meter meets the requirements of the European Directive MID 2014/32/EU and the standard EN 1434 class 3.
It has also been type approved by PTB Germany for cooling applications and can be ordered for heating or cooling applications with the according approval.
Dismantling and assembly costs are significantly reduced because only the measuring head needs to be changed. Complex interventions in the pipe system are unnecessary. The Supercal 5S measuring head is the same for any flow meter, thus simplifying planning. The use of high-quality corrosion resistant materials ensures the measurements stability and working reliability during several calibration periods.
Sontex provides many installation lengths according to EN1434, various materials such as ductile cast iron and can thus be used in a great variety of uses.
The Supercal 5S is completed with a multifunctional calculator. This can be battery- or mains-powered and offers the entire range of Sontex communication modules. This guarantees an extremely wide range of uses and simple integration in every district and proximity heating network or building management system.
The new Sontex Superstatic 789 compact heat meter of fibre composite for heating/cooling applications is the logical evolution of the use of the principle of fluidic oscillation which, thanks to its accuracy and reliability of measurement, is a reference in the measuring of thermal energy.
All the benefits and features of fluidic oscillation were adapted and integrated into a compact shape for a flow of qp 1.5 – 2.5 m³/h. While its total weight has been reduced by half, it retains its shape despite temperature differences and devices have been introduced to guarantee mechanical resistance.
Based on the latest piezo technology, the new flow sensor, which is also suitable for glycol mixtures, is equipped with a detachable multifunction integrator with a wide range of communication options. This covers many applications and ensures its trouble-free integration into a district heating network or a building management system.
The Superstatic 749 fluidic oscillation meter is the compact version of the Superstatic 440 that has been used for many years and is very popular. The Superstatic 749 is even more compact and seamlessly fits in the Superstatic product portfolio. It is designed for less complex uses of static heat and cooling meters where fewer functions are needed than with the Superstatic 440. It has a removable compact calculator with communication modules and can be easily integrated into district heating or a building management system.
The Superstatic 749 is available for flow rates of qp 0.6; qp 1.5; qp 2.5 m³/h and in lengths of 110 mm, 130 mm and 190 mm.
The Supercom 646 concentrator collects the data from up to 1,000 wireless devices. The concentrator can be read out over various on-site interfaces: optical probe, RS-232, USB, M-Bus or GSM/GPRS.
The Supercom 656 repeater extends the transmission range of the Supercom 646 concentrator. It supports various configurations, so it is possible to cascade up to 6 repeaters in a chain or to build a multiple star configuration. Each repeater can relay up to 500 wireless devices.
The radio concentrator Supercom 647 collects consumption data from meters equipped with wM-Bus and OMS radio communication. Its storage capacity is up to 58’000 radio telegrams. The radio concentrator sends its data via GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS/HSPA+ networks and is accessible locally by means of the USB interface.
The Sontex 624 is an M-Bus remote display for up to 30 M-Bus meters that can be read on site directly from the display. The remote display can be operated via push buttons or via the optical probe using the simple software delivered with it. The meters are detected automatically. The readout of the data is possible via the integrated RS232 interface from PC on site or via a modem. The number of predefined M-Bus meters can easily be extended.
