Milesight CT101 / CT103 / CT105
Self-powered single-phase LoRaWAN current transformers. Edge reads their decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Current transformers
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Milesight CT303 / CT305 / CT310
Self-powered three-phase LoRaWAN current transformers with three split-core clamps. Edge reads their decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Current transformers
Adeunis PULSE
A battery-powered LoRaWAN pulse counter for water, gas, electricity and heat meters. Edge reads its decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Pulse and I/O
Decentlab DL-IAM
A battery-powered LoRaWAN room sensor for CO₂, total VOC, temperature, humidity, air pressure, light and motion, sampling every 30 seconds and sending the averages every 10 minutes. Edge reads its decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Air quality
Netvox R718N3
A battery-powered LoRaWAN current meter with three solid-core current transformers, reading AC current on each phase from 100 mA to 50 A with 1 mA resolution. Edge reads its decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Energy meters
- Current transformers
Pressac CT Clamp
A battery-free LoRaWAN current sensor with one or three clip-on CT clamps. Edge reads its decoded uplinks from your LoRaWAN network server.
- Current transformers
Alpha Omega Technology Klax 2.0
The KLAX makes the values of modern electricity meters immediately available and thus helps to implement effective energy-saving measures and create transparency.
Decentlab DL-DLR2-005
The Decentlab DL-DLR2-005 is an Analog or Digital Sensor Device for LoRaWAN® that consists of an Analog 0 … 3 V Sensor. Reports voltage.
Decentlab DL-ISF
The Decentlab DL-ISF is a sap flow sensor for LoRaWAN®. Suitable for applications such as plant physiology, plant water use, hydraulic redistribution, hydrology, and irrigation scheduling.
Decentlab DL-LP8P
The Decentlab DL-LP8P is a LoRaWAN® end device equipped with CO₂, temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure sensors.
- Air quality
DSS Ranos dB 1 & dB 2
The Ranos product range consists of two high accuracy, wireless outdoor sound level meters and cloud applications suitable for permanent and temporary installation. DSS suppies the Ranos dB in a class 1 and a class 2 measurement accuracy version.
Elsys ELT Lite LoRa
ELT Lite is the ideal device to use together with an external sensor. Use it together with an electricity meter, flow meter, analog sensor, moisture sensor, or something else that fits your needs. ELT Lite has one generic input.
- Temperature and humidity
Enginko EGK-LW22PLG
This compact energy meter can be used for monitoring the power consumption of the load, which can remotely be switched on/off. Equipped with a rechargeable battery for mains outage detection. The internal timestamp is synced with a downlink.
Enginko MCF-LW12MET
The MCF-LW12MET is an Enginko mcf88 LoRaWAN sensor with 1-phase energy measurement, which allows to monitor the power, voltage and current of electrical devices. It has an operating temperature of -10 °C to 70 °C and can be used in a variety of applications.
Enless Wireless TX 4/20 mA 600-035
The 4/20mA LoRa sensor allows you to connect an analog 4/20mA probe (not included with the sensor). The signal generated by your 4/20mA probe will be read by the sensor and then sent via LoRa radio.
- Energy meters
Enless Wireless TX LIGHT PIR T&H 600-062
The Enless LoRaWAN Light, Presence, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor is specifically designed for tertiary and residential indoor environments.
- Temperature and humidity
Enless Wireless TX PULSE 600-036
The Enless LoRa pulse sensor allows you to count the pulses of the connected meter. This remote reading sensor can be used with any type of meter that has a dry-contact or open collector output.
Enless Wireless TX PULSE ATEX 600-037
The ATEX certified LoRa pulse sensor allows you to count the pulses of the connected gas meter. This remote reading sensor, ATEX certified, Zone 0, can be used with any type of gas meter with a dry contact or open collector output.
Enless Wireless TX PULSE LED 600-038
The LoRa Enless LED flash reading sensor allows you to count the light flashes (not infrared) from electric meters.
Enless Wireless TX WINDOW 600-065
The LoRaWAN Enless open/close sensor is specially designed for indoor commercial environments. It enables real-time monitoring of the open or closed status of doors and windows, helping to secure premises and optimize building energy consumption.
Ewattch Squid LoRa
The SQUID is a connected sensor equipped with 12 clamps of current measurement. It sends the collected current measurements via a communication LoRa® wireless and long distance.
Gavazzi UWP-A & UWP-M
Monitoring of energy efficiency and energy cost allocation, operation of sub-range meters in large buildings, large plants, farms and urban areas are the best application for LoRa®-based CARLO GAVAZZI systems.
Landis+Gyr WZU-LR
The compact radio module for the T550 meters, transmits measurements of flow, backflow and energy in a heat or cold circuit with water using the ultrasonic principle.
- Energy meters
Milesight WS50X2
Smart LoRaWAN® wall switch for thelocal and remote control of lights and electrical appliances. It adopts two standard sizes for most of international wall switcht ypes, which can replace the traditional wall switches directly.
- Energy meters
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Built from public Zigbee, LoRaWAN and Modbus device definitions and manufacturer documents. Exact manufacturer and model identities are joined; similar names are never assumed to be the same device.
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A device that documents Zigbee 3.0, LoRaWAN or Modbus support connects to EpiSensor Edge through that protocol. A device page lists what the device reports, how to set it up and, where one exists, the Edge template for it.
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