Wireless LoRa Interface Converter

The wireless LoRa interface converter is designed for polling, storing, and transmitting data from radio sensors DVTs-1.304-LORA.

Humidity and temperature sensors are designed to measure air humidity and temperature.

The application scope of air humidity sensors is very broad and includes:

• Maintaining microclimate within set limits in manufacturing with electronic devices sensitive to humidity;
• Monitoring humidity levels in office premises and households;
• In housing and communal services — in boiler rooms and water treatment plants to prevent condensation formation;
• Periodic monitoring to help avoid mold and mildew formation on building walls or in storage areas;
• Monitoring technological processes;
• Environmental parameter control and more.

The LoRa (Long Range) modulation method provides significantly greater communication range compared to other competing methods.

It also has resistance to external interference and noise, making it applicable in various industrial fields.

Application area of USB / RS-485 / LORA interface converters:

• Geographically distributed and local control systems;
• Remote data collection, dispatch control, manufacturing management;
• Automation solutions related to data transfer;
• Integration of multi-level information systems;
• Communication interface with measuring instruments, terminals.

Key characteristics of wireless interface converters:

• Signal transmission frequency range 866-870 MHz;
• Number of sensors — 10;
• Number of conversion channels — 1;
• Maximum data transmission range up to 3000 m (line of sight with 5dBi antenna), up to 400 m (with interference present);
• Enclosure protection rating — IP40.

Advantages of LoRa converters:

• Long range and signal coverage;
• Low power consumption;
• Inexpensive equipment.

The wireless LoRa interface converter is housed in an aluminum enclosure intended for wall mounting
or mounting on a DIN-rail using a mounting kit.