Enless offers a complete range of LoRa(WAN) compatible sensors.
This range of sensors is perfectly suited to data transmission applications over very long ranges and will adapt to all types of buildings: residential, tertiary, industrial. LoRa (low-power) technology guarantees very long lifespans for Enless sensors (replaceable batteries).
You can process data from Enless sensors via LoRaWAN (public or private), or in Enless LoRa proprietary mode thanks to a Modbus or BACnet receiver.
What are the differences between LoRaWAN and proprietary LoRa ?
Comfort & indoor air quality sensors
Temperature sensors
Reference : TX TEMP CONT1 600-032
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Reference : TX TEMP CONT1 600-132
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Reference : TX TEMP CONT2 600-232
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Reference : TX TEMP CONT2 600-332
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Reference : TX T&H EXT 600-034
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Reference : TX T&H EXT 600-134
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Smart metering sensors
Reference : TX PULSE ATEX 600-037
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Reference : TX PULSE LED 600-038
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Reference : TX PULSE LED 600-138
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Industrial sensors
Reference : TX CONTACT 600-039
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Reference : TX CONTACT 600-139
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Reference : TX CONTACT 600-039 + LEAK CABLE
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Reference : TX CONTACT 600-139 + LEAK CABLE
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Receivers & repeater
Accessories
Replacement Batteries
The transmitter data is sent to the LoRaWAN operator’s cloud. Each transmitter must be provisioned with a subscription from the operator to be able to send its data to the cloud. The sensor information can then be processed by IoT platforms that retrieve the raw values from the cloud and format them accordingly.
The sensors’ data is sent to a LoRaWAN gateway (e.g., Kerlink, Multitech, Cloudgate, Wattsense… or others). The LoRaWAN gateway centralizes the sensor data and provides the information on a server or a BMS. In general, LoRaWAN gateways do not decode sensors’ payload so this job has to be done by the system integrator. Please note: Enless Wireless does not market LoRaWAN gateways.
The Enless sensors communicate via radio with an Enless receiver (Modbus or BACnet). A receiver can manage up to 50 Enless sensors. The radio distance in open field between a sensor and a receiver is approximately 4km. The receiver is then connected to the controller / Building Management System (BMS) and provides data from the Enless sensors. This mode of operation allows any system integrator an extremely simple transfer of Enless sensor data to a BMS.
