LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a special technology for wireless data transmission over long distances with very low power consumption. It is ideal for devices that run on batteries for years and transmit small amounts of information, such...

Our LoRaWAN devices allow you to remotely collect data from various meters (water, gas, electricity) or other industrial devices using wireless communication. This is convenient for automated data collection, monitoring, and control, without the need...

We offer four main types of LoRaWAN devices:

LoRaWAN Pulse Counter: Used to collect data from any meters that generate pulses (e.g., water or electricity meters).
LoRaWAN Pulse Counter for Elster Gas Meter: A specialized device for reading data f...

These are unique identifiers and keys required for your LoRaWAN device to connect to the network and securely transmit data. DevEUI is the unique number of the device itself, AppEUI is the application identifier, and AppKey is the secret key for acti...

These identifiers are located on a sticker on the device itself and/or on its packaging. They are presented as a QR code, which can be easily scanned with a mobile phone. Also, after connecting the device, you will be able to see this data in the mob...

Configuring our LoRaWAN devices is very simple — using a special mobile application on your Android smartphone via Bluetooth. Simply install the application, enable Bluetooth on your phone, and follow the instructions in the application.

Currently, our mobile configuration application is only available for Android devices. An Apple iOS version is planned for future release. Stay tuned for our updates!

Make sure the device is properly connected to a power source (if it's not battery-powered) or that the batteries are correctly installed and not discharged.

Important: The device is shipped in an inactive (hibernation) mode for storage and tran...

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Android smartphone. Try bringing your phone closer to the device. Also, check if you have granted the mobile application the necessary permissions to use Bluetooth in your phone's settings.

The LoRaWAN device itself does not require a direct internet connection. It transmits data to LoRaWAN gateways, which are already connected to the internet and send data to the server. An internet connection is not needed to configure the device via ...