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IoT & In-Building Solutions

  • LoRa (Long Range Radio) is a wireless technology that's ideal for Internet of Things (IoT) applications that require long-range communication at low power consumption. It utilizes Chirp Spread Spectrum (CSS) modulation to achieve this capability.

    Advantages of LoRa for IoT:
    • Long Range: Up to 10 kilometers in open areas, suitable for remote locations.
    • Low Power Consumption: LoRa devices can operate for years on a single battery.
    • High Network Capacity: Supports a large number of simultaneously connected devices.
    • Data Security: Robust data encryption for secure information transmission.
    • Application Versatility: Wide range of applications, from environmental monitoring to industrial automation.

    Key LoRa Components:
    • LoRa End Devices: IoT devices equipped with LoRa chips for communication.
    • LoRa Gateways: Bridges between LoRa devices and the internet network.
    • LoRa Network Servers: Manage communication and data from LoRa devices.


  • LoRa (Long Range Radio) technology is revolutionizing the way we illuminate our cities, introducing a smarter, more efficient approach to street lighting. By leveraging LoRa's low-power, long-range wireless communication capabilities, municipalities can implement a comprehensive street lighting management system that delivers significant benefits.


    Core Components:
    1. LoRa Streetlight Nodes: Installed on each streetlight, these nodes integrate sensors, actuators, and LoRa chips for wireless communication.
    2. LoRa Gateways: Bridge the gap between streetlight nodes and the LoRaWAN network, typically mounted in strategic locations for extensive coverage.
    3. Management Software: Cloud-based or on-premise platform enabling centralized monitoring and control of streetlights.

    Advantages of LoRa Street Lighting Systems:
    • Energy Savings: LoRa systems enable optimized lighting based on real-time conditions, such as occupancy levels and ambient light intensity, leading to substantial energy savings.
    • Predictive Maintenance: Sensors on LoRa nodes can detect potential malfunctions in lamps or other components, allowing for preventive maintenance before failures occur.
    • Remote Management: Users can remotely control and monitor streetlights via the management software, enhancing operational efficiency.
    • Scalability: LoRa systems can be seamlessly scaled to accommodate additional streetlights, making them ideal for cities and towns of all sizes.
    • Reliability: The underlying LoRaWAN network is renowned for its reliability and long-range coverage, ensuring stable communication.

    Use Cases:
    • Centralized Monitoring: Street light control features and functions are presented in a user-friendly application
    • Lighting Scheduling: Lights can be scheduled to turn on and off at specific times, aligning with public lighting needs.
    • Fault Monitoring: Sensors can detect outages or malfunctions and automatically notify relevant personnel.

  • LoRa systems offer a cutting-edge and cost-effective solution for monitoring temperature and humidity in diverse environments. This technology leverages LoRa's low-power, long-range wireless communication capabilities to connect sensors to a network, enabling remote data collection and monitoring.



    Core Components:
    1. LoRa Temperature and Humidity Sensors: Specifically designed to measure temperature and humidity with high precision. These sensors integrate with LoRa chips for wireless communication.
    2. LoRa Gateways: Bridge the gap between LoRa sensors and the LoRaWAN network. Typically mounted in strategic locations to ensure extensive coverage.
    3. Management Software: Cloud-based or on-premise platform enabling real-time visualization and analysis of temperature and humidity data.

    Benefits of LoRa Systems:
    • Remote Monitoring: Users can monitor temperature and humidity from anywhere with internet access, allowing for timely decision-making.
    • Low Power Consumption: LoRa sensors can operate for years on a single battery, minimizing maintenance and upkeep.
    • High Accuracy: LoRa sensors provide precise and reliable temperature and humidity measurements.
    • Scalability: LoRa systems can be easily scaled to accommodate more sensors, making them suitable for various applications.

    Use Cases:
    • Warehouse Monitoring: Ensure optimal storage conditions for perishable goods, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.
    • HVAC Management: Optimize the performance of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
    • Agriculture: Monitor environmental conditions in greenhouses, storage facilities, and fields to improve crop yields and quality.
    • Healthcare Facilities: Maintain ideal environmental conditions in hospitals, clinics, and laboratories to ensure patient health and safety.
    • Environmental Monitoring: Track temperature and humidity in outdoor environments for research and meteorological purposes.

  • LoRa systems offer a smart and cost-effective solution for water meters, enabling more efficient and accurate water measurement and management. LoRa technology utilizes long-range, low-power wireless communication to connect water meters to a network, paving the way for remote data collection and monitoring.



    Core Components:
    1. LoRa Water Meters: Specifically designed to measure water consumption with high precision. These meters integrate with LoRa chips for wireless communication.
    2. LoRa Gateways: Bridge the gap between LoRa water meters and the LoRaWAN network. Typically mounted in strategic locations to ensure extensive coverage.
    3. Management Software: Cloud-based or on-premise platform enabling real-time visualization and analysis of water consumption data.

    Benefits of LoRa Systems:
    • Remote Meter Reading: Users can monitor their water consumption from anywhere with internet access, allowing for accurate and timely billing.
    • Leak Detection: LoRa systems can quickly and accurately detect water leaks, helping to prevent water waste and property damage.
    • Water Conservation: Real-time water consumption monitoring can encourage users to conserve water and reduce water bills.
    • Predictive Maintenance: Data from LoRa meters can be used to identify potential water meter issues before failures occur, minimizing downtime and maintenance costs.
    • Efficient Water Management: LoRa systems enable water service providers to monitor and manage their water networks more efficiently, improving water distribution and quality.

    Use Cases:
    • Residential Water Billing: Providing accurate and timely meter readings for residential water bills.
    • Irrigation Management: Optimizing water usage for irrigation in the agricultural sector to improve crop yields and conserve water.
    • Industrial Monitoring: Tracking water consumption in industries to identify inefficiencies and implement water-saving practices.
    • Water Theft Detection: Identifying and preventing water theft, reducing financial losses for water service providers.
    • Water Conservation: Monitoring and managing water resources sustainably to ensure environmental preservation.

  • LoRa technology is revolutionizing the way we measure and manage natural gas, introducing a smarter, more efficient approach to gas metering. By leveraging LoRa's low-power, long-range wireless communication capabilities, gas providers can implement a comprehensive gas metering management system that delivers significant benefits.



    Core Components:
    1. LoRa Gas Meters: Installed on individual gas lines, these meters integrate sensors, actuators, and LoRa chips for wireless communication.
    2. LoRa Gateways: Bridge the gap between LoRa gas meters and the LoRaWAN network, typically mounted in strategic locations for extensive coverage.
    3. Management Software: Cloud-based or on-premise platform enabling centralized monitoring, control, and analysis of gas consumption data.

    Advantages of LoRa Gas Meter Systems:
    • Remote Meter Reading: Eliminate the need for manual meter readings, reducing labor costs and improving billing accuracy.
    • Leak Detection: Promptly identify gas leaks, preventing safety hazards, environmental damage, and financial losses.
    • Real-time Monitoring: Track gas consumption patterns in real-time, enabling demand-response programs and optimized energy management.
    • Prepaid Billing: Implement prepaid gas payment systems, enhancing revenue collection and customer convenience.
    • Remote Shut-off: Remotely shut off gas supply in case of leaks or non-payment, ensuring safety and preventing unauthorized usage.

    Use Cases:
    • Residential Gas Billing: Accurately measure and bill gas consumption for residential customers.
    • Commercial and Industrial Gas Management: Monitor and manage gas usage in commercial and industrial settings, optimizing energy efficiency and reducing costs.
    • Leak Prevention in Pipelines: Detect and prevent gas leaks in pipelines, safeguarding the environment and public safety.
    • Remote Shut-off for Safety: Enable remote gas shut-off in case of emergencies or potential hazards, minimizing risks and ensuring safety.
    • Smart Grid Integration: Integrate gas consumption data into smart grid systems for optimized energy distribution and demand management.

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MENARA BATAVIA 24th Floor, Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur Kav.126, Jakarta 10220, INDONESIA

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