LoRaWAN Sensors

LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) has become the network of choice for connecting a large number of IoT sensors both indoor and outdoor due to its long-range communication with low power consumption capability, making it ideal for IoT devices that transmit small amounts of data over extended distances.

Operating in a license-free ISM band, LoRaWAN-based sensors provide a very cost-effective communication method to connect thousands of sensors without having to pay for individual connectivity. Whether it is a simple temperature sensor, a water leak detector or a location tracker using GPS, LoRaWAN sensors deliver autonomy and simplicity with battery supported sensors deployment.

LoRaWAN sensors offer a range of advantages that make them a popular choice for various IoT applications.  Their advantages include:

–    Long Range Communication.  Up to 2 Km in urban or 15 km in rural environment.

–    Low Power Consumption. Ease of deployment with up to 10 years of battery life depending on sensor type, and updating intervals.

–    Adaptability to various environments.  Can be used in a variety of environments, including urban, suburban, rural, and indoor settings.

–    Interoperability and Standardization. Being open standard-based, interoperability between devices, gateway and network infrastructure from different manufacturers can work together offering choices on device types, brands and different capabilities.

–    Secure Communication. Robust encryption techniques are used to secure the communication between the devices and the network on LoRaWAN.  Every message is encrypted with AES-128 with a unique encryption key ensuring message integrity and protecting against eavesdropping, tampering, and unauthorised access.

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