New device integration
You already own a device, or you need a specific model — and it has to sit alongside everything else on one platform.
Signals we convert
If a device speaks one of these, we can bring it onto the platform
Serial and fieldbus
RS485 and Modbus devices brought onto a wireless network — meters, controllers, inverters and third-party instruments.
Analog and digital
4–20 mA loops, digital inputs and outputs, and dry contacts, so a device with no network port still reports.
Building protocols
BACnet and Modbus read from an existing BMS, where the device sits behind a building controller rather than on its own.
Marine and transport
NMEA 2000 for vessel systems, where the equipment speaks the marine standard.
Pulse and metering
Pulse outputs from water, gas and third-party meters, counted and reported as consumption.
How a wired device joins the platform
What the bridge does
Addresses up to 16 RS485 devices, with a queue of up to 32 instruction sets, on one LoRaWAN bridge.
Reads up to 32 Modbus registers and can connect to as many as 32 Modbus devices.
Line-of-sight transmission up to 15 km.
Stores historical data locally and retransmits it, so a dropped link does not become a gap in the record.
Supports direct device-to-device control with low latency — without going through a gateway.
Industrial-grade MCU with a 4 µA sleep state and an embedded watchdog.
Can power RS485 devices from a dedicated output, so no separate supply is needed at the point of measurement.
Next step
Book a site assessment
Tell us the building type, floor area, what systems are already installed, and what you need to solve. We will come back with an assessment.
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