testo UltraRange 150 Communication Module (Model 0554 9313 01)
| Brand | testo |
|---|---|
| Origin | Germany |
| Model | 0554 9313 01 |
| Channel Count | Multi-channel |
| Communication Protocols | UltraRange proprietary long-range radio, Ethernet, WLAN |
| Compliance | CE, RoHS, EN 300 328, EN 301 489 |
| Integration | Designed exclusively for testo 150 data logger platform |
| Enclosure Rating | IP20 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +50 °C |
| Power Supply | 12–24 V DC via testo 150 base unit |
Overview
The testo UltraRange 150 Communication Module (Model 0554 9313 01) is an engineered interface component designed to extend the connectivity and deployment flexibility of the testo 150 modular data logging platform. It serves as a protocol-agnostic bridge—enabling seamless integration of testo 150 sensor modules into heterogeneous facility infrastructure without requiring dedicated cabling or network reconfiguration. Unlike conventional 2.4 GHz ISM-band transceivers, the module implements testo’s proprietary UltraRange radio technology, which operates in the 868 MHz SRD band (Europe) and employs adaptive frequency hopping, forward error correction, and AES-128 encryption to achieve robust, low-latency wireless transmission across complex indoor environments—including reinforced concrete structures, multi-floor laboratories, and temperature-controlled storage facilities. Its primary function is not standalone measurement but deterministic, auditable data relay from distributed testo 150 measurement nodes to central Saveris Pharma monitoring servers or local edge gateways.
Key Features
- Proprietary UltraRange radio technology with up to 100 m line-of-sight range and >30 m penetration through three standard concrete walls—validated per EN 300 328 harmonized standards
- Triple-mode communication support: native UltraRange radio, IEEE 802.11 b/g/n (WLAN), and 10/100BASE-TX Ethernet—selectable via configuration software without hardware modification
- Firmware-upgradable architecture compliant with IEC 62443-3-3 security requirements for industrial control systems
- Zero-configuration auto-discovery: automatically detects and registers connected testo 150 sensor modules (e.g., temperature, humidity, CO₂, differential pressure) upon physical docking
- Embedded TLS 1.2 and certificate-based authentication for secure cloud or on-premise Saveris Pharma server communication
- Support for time-synchronized data transmission with ±100 ms accuracy referenced to NTP or GPS-synced gateway clocks
Sample Compatibility & Compliance
The module is certified for operation exclusively within the testo 150 ecosystem and is not interoperable with third-party loggers. It supports all current-generation testo 150 sensor modules—including those qualified for GxP environments under Annex 11 and FDA 21 CFR Part 11. The device meets electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements per EN 61326-1:2013 and carries CE marking for use in EU member states. For pharmaceutical cold chain validation, it complies with ISO 14644-3 (cleanroom monitoring), EN 12830 (temperature recorders for refrigerated transport), and supports ALCOA+ data integrity principles via immutable audit trails and electronic signatures in Saveris Pharma software.
Software & Data Management
Configuration and firmware updates are performed exclusively via testo Saveris Configuration Suite v5.2+, which enforces role-based access control (RBAC) and generates automated compliance reports (CSV/PDF) for internal audits. All transmitted measurement data includes embedded digital signatures, timestamps with UTC synchronization, and metadata such as sensor ID, calibration status, and module firmware revision. When deployed in Saveris Pharma environments, the module enables real-time alarm routing via SMTP, SNMP traps, or RESTful webhooks—triggered by user-defined limit violations, communication timeouts, or battery voltage thresholds. Data retention policies, encryption-at-rest settings, and backup intervals are centrally managed and version-logged for GLP/GMP traceability.
Applications
This module is routinely deployed in regulated life science facilities including: sterile manufacturing suites (ISO Class 5–8), stability chambers per ICH Q5C, warehouse temperature mapping (per WHO TRS 961 Annex 9), vaccine cold chain logistics hubs, and clinical trial sample storage rooms. Its UltraRange capability eliminates reliance on Wi-Fi dead zones common in HVAC-intensive buildings, while Ethernet/WLAN fallback ensures continuity during radio spectrum congestion. In multi-site deployments, it enables synchronized environmental monitoring across geographically dispersed facilities using a single Saveris Pharma instance—supporting centralized deviation investigation and CAPA documentation workflows.
FAQ
Is the UltraRange radio technology compatible with existing site-wide wireless infrastructure?
No—it operates on a dedicated, license-free 868 MHz band using testo-specific modulation and does not interface with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Zigbee networks.
Can this module be used outside the testo 150 platform?
No. It lacks universal analog/digital I/O and is mechanically and electrically locked to testo 150 base units via proprietary bus interface.
Does it support FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance out of the box?
Yes—when paired with Saveris Pharma v4.0+ and configured with electronic signature enforcement, audit trail activation, and role-based permissions.
What is the maximum number of testo 150 modules supported per UltraRange gateway?
Up to 250 sensor nodes per gateway, subject to radio channel load and message interval configuration.
Is firmware update capability available over-the-air (OTA)?
Yes—via secure HTTPS push from Saveris Pharma server or local configuration PC; updates require cryptographic signature verification prior to installation.


