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About the LoRaWAN protocol

LoRaWAN stands for Long Range Wide-Area Network. It is a radio protocol based on LoRa technology, designed for transmitting data at low rates with minimal power consumption. The key advantage of LoRaWAN is its ability to enable connected devices to send data over long distances while using very little energy.

In other words, a LoRaWAN sensor can transmit data across vast distances while maintaining excellent battery life. Enless provides a comprehensive range of LoRa(WAN) sensors specifically tailored for Building Management System (BMS) applications. These sensors offer BMS integrators multiple usage options (see below for details).

How does it work?

In private LoRaWAN mode

In public LoRaWAN mode

Enless LoRaWAN sensors are decoded on the following gateways, platforms, and LNS

You can also easily process data from Enless sensors on your BMS using our proprietary LoRa mode.

Our Enless Modbus and BACnet receivers natively convert the data frames from our sensors into Modbus tables or BACnet objects

Enless LoRa proprietary architecture

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