Gaia 300, is dedicated to wireless concrete temperature and strength monitoring. It introduces innovative features, including integrated Bluetooth® capability, internal memory backup, and three Type K thermocouple channels.
- Three Channels
- NFC Antenna
- Status Indicators
- Bluetooth Capability and Internal Memory
- Rugged Design With Replaceable Batteries
- Wireless Data Communication
Get precise insights into the concrete’s behavior with Gaia 30
- Retrieve past data effortlessly in areas with poor or no coverage, with integrated Bluetooth® capability and internal memory backup.
- Enable precise insights into concrete curing by simultaneously monitoring three points with Gaia 300’s three channels.
- Experience 24/7 real-time insights into the concrete curing process, reduce the need for additional specimens and monitor directly inside the in-place structure for enhanced efficiency and accuracy.
Maturix Gateway kit
Continuous real-time data from any job site
Our gateway kit includes a gateway, 5 x 5 meters type K thermocouples, and 1 hour of on boarding, to help you best get started. The Sigfox Access Station Nano (Sigfox Gateway) is a wireless communication hub that transfers data from the Maturix transmitters to the Internet. It connects to the cloud through existing LAN infrastructure, WiFi, or using cellular networks.
- Connectivity through Ethernet, Cellular (included) or WiFi
- Long signal range (up to 700 meters depending on conditions)
- + 24 hour battery backup
- Fully Plug-and-play for an easy installation
- Creates immediate network coverage
- Can process data from hundreds of Maturix transmitters
Remote data collection & atomatic documentation
Early detection of potential structural issues
Better scheduling & cost saving
How it works
Gia 300
The Maturix system is a solution for intelligent temperature and strength monitoring in concrete. The system lets you see the temperature and strength development in real-time from any device. This allows you to know what is happening inside your concrete in terms of temperature and strength development.
The Maturix system consists of one or multiple transmitters, sensor/s and the Maturix In-situ platform. Sometimes, you can add a Sigfox gateway to the system to improve the network coverage. You can see a diagram of the whole system here 👉
Maturix Gateway kit
The Maturix Gateway Kit is an essential component of the Maturix system. It bridges the gap between the transmitters and the cloud in areas with no or limited Sigfox coverage.
- The Maturix transmitters wirelessly send data (Sigfox radio messages)
- The gateway receives the messages and forwards them to the Internet (through a network cable or cellular networks via a SIM card dongle)
- The data is stored in the cloud – and is available in the Maturix software
Good coverage is required for the Maturix system to work. The gateway creates coverage where you need it!
Type K thermocouples
The Type K Thermocouples are sensors that measure temperature at the cable’s tip and are intended for concrete temperature and strength monitoring. You’ll firstly have to install the thermocouple and then connect it to a Maturix transmitter, after which the temperature data will be sent continuously to the cloud. This diagram shows how this process works. 👉
key benefits
- Retrieve past data effortlessly in areas with poor or no coverage, with integrated Bluetooth® capability and internal memory backup.
- Enable precise insights into concrete curing by simultaneously monitoring three points with Gaia 300’s three channels.
- Experience 24/7 real-time insights into the concrete curing process, reduce the need for additional specimens and monitor directly inside the in-place structure for enhanced efficiency and accuracy.
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