Wireless load cells are advanced force measurement devices that eliminate the need for traditional wired connections, offering enhanced flexibility, ease of installation, and reduced maintenance. They are commonly used in industrial, applications, and structural monitoring applications.
Wireless load cells operate like traditional ones, converting mechanical force into an electrical signal.
Strain gauges inside the load cell detect deformation from applied loads and generate the corresponding signal.
The signal is transmitted wirelessly—via RF, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or similar protocols—to remote devices. Power is supplied by batteries or energy-harvesting systems.
