Plug & Sense! Technical Guide
Development website
  • Initial page
  • General and safety information
  • Important: read before use
  • Introduction
  • Waspmote vs Waspmote Plug & Sense
  • General view
  • Sensor probes
  • Internal sensors
  • Radio modules
  • Industrial Protocols
  • GPS module
  • Internal storage
  • On/off button
  • Resetting Waspmote Plug & Sense! with an external magnet
  • USB port
  • External solar panel
  • External Battery Module
  • Vent plug / pressure compensator
  • Antenna
  • Sensor protection
  • Battery
  • Models
  • Programming
  • Programming Cloud Service
  • Uploading code
  • Over the air programming -- OTA
  • Encryption libraries
  • Installation
  • Energy consumption
    • Energy system
  • Recommendations
  • Documentation changelog
  • Certifications
  • Maintenance
  • Disposal and recycling
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Last updated 4 years ago

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Libelium provides a 6600 mA·h rechargeable battery inside Waspmote Plug & Sense!.

  • Waspmote has a control and safety circuit which makes sure the

    battery charge current is always adequate. The following image shows

    a battery discharging for a typical load and for a specific case.

When recharging, if the battery is near 0%, it will take some time before the battery level increases

It is normal to see some battery level variations during the charging periods due to the Waspmote charging circuitry. To know the real battery level of the node, it is recommended to measure it when the node is not being recharged and also with sensors and radio modules switched off.

The on/off button can be in on or off position to charge the battery.

Typical discharging curve for the 6600 mA·h battery