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The Advantech WISE-4610 LoRa/LoRaWAN outdoor sensor node is designed to attach a choice of sensors to and integrating them into a Wide Area Network with a wireless communication range of 5km the WISE-4610 also has a long battery life due to the low power consumption of the LoRa network. Furthermore, the WISE-4610's built-in solar rechargeable battery and 10V to 50V external power supply eliminates power supply issues reducing the need for frequent battery changes. The WISE-4610 supports DIN-rail, wall, pole and stack mounting solutions and has IP65-grade housing and the M12 waterproof connector provide the device with enhanced protection for outdoor use. Impulse is a leading UK distributor of Advantech products and can supply you with the WISE-4610 along with a wide range of industrial computing and communication products. For more information about the WISE-4610 LoRa/LoRaWAN sensor node please contact our technical sales team on +44 (0)1782 337 800, or alternatively submit an enquiry.
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Industrial Lora/Lorawan Wireless IP65 Sensor Node: No GPS
The engineers who look after the Bakerloo and Metropolitan signalling and control room systems wanted to upgrade the control room display systems with new computers in order to replace aging 19" rack PCs with smaller form factor fanless computers.