Illustration: remote-monitoring integration with field enclosure, gateway, power and industrial equipment.
Bring existing farm equipment into one record
Connect compatible field signals to the selected collector. Start with the sensors and controller already on site, then agree units, timestamps and the destination for each reading.
Connect water and industrial monitoring points
Remote utilities and factory teams can use the same collection approach. The required interfaces, power, network and buffering behavior must match the selected device.
Specifications & version options
LoRaWAN network
Outdoor multi-channel gateway; regional frequency plan selected per country
Management
Embedded Linux with Web GUI and SSH over LAN or Wi-Fi
Protocols / packet forwarding
Semtech UDP packet forwarder, LoRaWAN Station and secure MQTT
Backhaul
Ethernet and Wi-Fi; cellular failover / backhaul optional
Power
802.3af PoE or 12 VDC input
Protection / temperature
IP65, -20 to +85 °C, external antenna, GPS and lightning protection
Need to connect this equipment to an existing controller or platform?
Share your current model, a photo or the connection you need. We help assess interfaces, power and the required configuration.
Public documents describe this product family and selection options. Wiring, register maps and compliance documents must match the model and version selected for your order.
Confirm the LoRaWAN frequency plan and target country before selecting the radio variant.
Estimate node count, reporting interval and expected traffic so channel capacity can be reviewed for the deployment.
Choose the site backhaul: Ethernet or PoE where available, or a cellular option after operator and SIM requirements are checked.
Define who owns the LoRaWAN network server and payload decoders before device onboarding is planned.
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Provide a site map, mounting height, obstructions and sensor locations so antenna placement and coverage can be reviewed.
Confirm field power, temperature, enclosure, surge protection, grounding and target-country certification requirements before quotation.
Compatible with
LoRaWAN tank, level, leak, weather and fill-level nodes
Customer-owned network server via Semtech UDP or LoRaWAN Station
Secure MQTT integration
Ethernet, Wi-Fi or optional cellular backhaul
Typical package
Representative IP65 outdoor LoRaWAN gateway family
Country-specific radio plan and external antenna
802.3af PoE or 12 VDC field power
Ethernet / Wi-Fi or optional cellular backhaul selected for the site
Pole or wall mounting with lightning protection and grounding review
Network-server onboarding and payload-decoder notes
Applications
Instruments, enclosure, power and mounting are selected for the actual tank, well, reservoir or pump station.
Use this gateway to bring distributed LoRaWAN tank, level, leak, weather or fill-level nodes into a customer-owned network server. This product family supports outdoor installation, Ethernet or Wi-Fi backhaul, 802.3af PoE or 12 VDC power, and optional cellular backhaul after the site and operator are checked.
Outdoor LoRaWAN coverage for tank and water-level nodes
Leak, weather and waste fill-level sensor networks
Semtech UDP or LoRaWAN Station onboarding to a customer network server
Secure MQTT handoff with Ethernet, Wi-Fi or project-selected cellular backhaul
Which network protocols and management interfaces does this gateway support?
It forwards LoRaWAN traffic through the Semtech UDP packet forwarder or LoRaWAN Station and supports secure MQTT integration. Local management is available through a Web GUI and SSH over LAN or Wi-Fi.
Are the radio region and cellular backhaul fixed?
No. The LoRaWAN regional frequency plan is selected for the target country. Ethernet and Wi-Fi are the backhaul paths; cellular backhaul is an optional project configuration that must be matched to the destination operator and enclosure.
What outdoor conditions does the gateway support?
The operating range is -20 to +85 °C and the enclosure rating is IP65. Other listed features include an external antenna, GPS for location and timing, and lightning protection. Final antenna, mounting, grounding and surge-protection details are confirmed for the site.
Can one outdoor LoRaWAN gateway cover several water tanks or farm sensors?
Often yes, when antenna height, obstructions, reporting interval, regional band and node power are suitable. Coverage is not a fixed kilometre claim. A site sketch and a pilot node test are safer than assuming a catalog range.
Which LoRaWAN frequency plan do I need for EU868 or AS923?
The plan follows the deployment country, not the company headquarters. Confirm EU868, AS923, US915 or another regional plan, plus the network server and decoder expectation, before samples or firmware labels are finalized.
What should I provide when requesting a quote for the Outdoor LoRaWAN Gateway?
Target country and LoRaWAN frequency plan; Node types, quantity and reporting interval; Site map, distance, terrain and mounting height; Available Ethernet / PoE or cellular backhaul and operator
Where can I compare available model options?
Open the Application selection guide linked on this page. Use it to compare equipment options before requesting a configuration.
Will it work with my existing system?
Check the field signal, supply, protocol and receiving platform against the selected model. The connection options listed on this page are a starting point; send your equipment model or interface document so we can check the combination before ordering.
Product-family reference. Final ordered model and specifications are confirmed in the written quotation.
