Edge, on board
Devices, dashboards, automation and integrations run on the Gateway itself, so the site keeps working when the internet does not.
ZGW-20
The Gateway every EpiSensor system reports to. It runs Edge on site, connects Zigbee sensors and wired Modbus and BACnet equipment, runs automation locally and sends data to the platforms you choose.
From €899 ex VAT
Runs Edge
Devices, dashboards, automation and integrations run on the Gateway itself, so the site keeps working when the internet does not.
A self-healing Zigbee mesh carries them all. EpiSensor devices need no extra licence.
Standard, or High performance with 16 GB of memory and 64 GB of storage when your integrations need more. Either can add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

A front-panel display and buttons show network, address and health, without a laptop.

USB-C, a DC supply or Power over Ethernet. A last-gasp reserve lets the Gateway save its data when the power drops.
A 4G modem runs alongside Ethernet, for sites where the building network is off limits. A data SIM can be added with it.

An IP68 wall-mount enclosure, and the only version that takes the I/O board and the relay board.

Two 4-20 mA inputs, two pulse inputs and RS-485, wired straight to the Gateway.

Ubuntu Core with signed updates through the snap channel, TLS 1.2 or later to external services and AES-128 on the sensor network.
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The Gateway runs Edge, connects every EpiSensor device and the equipment already on site, and sends data to the platforms you choose.
Up to 250 wireless devices on its Zigbee mesh, with up to 1,000 sensor channels across those devices. EpiSensor devices need no licence; devices from other manufacturers take a third-party device licence.
No. Edge runs on the Gateway, so devices, dashboards and automation keep working on site without one. A connection is needed only to send data to other platforms or to manage the Gateway remotely.
Edge and the operating system are snaps on Ubuntu Core. Updates are signed and arrive through the snap channel, or from an approved local file on sites without internet access. Zigbee device firmware updates run over the mesh.
Zigbee devices, Modbus TCP and RTU equipment, BACnet systems and LoRaWAN sensors through a LoRaWAN network server that Edge connects to. The Device Directory shows how each device connects.
The Commercial version is an aluminium enclosure for a desk, shelf or rack. The Industrial version is an IP68 wall-mount enclosure, and the only one that takes the I/O board (4-20 mA, pulse and RS-485 inputs) and the relay board.
Wherever you choose: Edge sends it over MQTT, HTTPS or FTP(S) to your own platform or a supported integration. EpiSensor runs no cloud service in that path; Core adds fleet management if you want it.