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After reading this article, you’ll be able to:

  • Select the connection values for your carrier


All of the below gateways can be used together with all LoRa based devices: The gateways/hubs are actually just LoRa gateways and can hence also connect other LoRa devices (eg Elsys CO2 sensors or Sensative Strips also connect to the same gateway). In the future more LoRa devices can work on the same LoRa network.

→ They can all join on one happy private Lora network – you can mix all types of sensors and you can also mix different LoRa gateways in the same network.

You can find more information about the above on Sensor troubleshooting guide


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Gateway/Hub

Connectivity

(see 4G SIM Cards )

Access needed

Ports to open on the network

Yes

FEMTO Indoor Gateway installation

WiFi, LAN

power plug + ethernet cable (if using LAN connectivity)

see chapter “Hardware & Network Requirements” for each gateway


Yes

Pico Next Indoor installation

Ethernet, 4G

power plug + ethernet cable or 4G

Yes

Outdoor Micro Configuration

Ethernet, 4G

power plug + ethernet cable or 4G

No

Kerlink iFemtocell Evolution installation

Ethernet, 3G/4G

power plug + ethernet cable or 4G

No

Tabs Mini Hub (WiFi) installation

Wifi

power plug

No

https://spacewell.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/491887/Tabs+Hub+Ethernet+installation *

Ethernet, 4G

power plug + ethernet cable

Installation location

Make sure to have a look at Checklist hardware on-site visit/installation before going on site.

Taken into account metal beams, concrete layers etc, through which a gateway might not be able to cover the whole floor of your building. So the reach highly depends on the walls and construction, yet we can assume R=25m with approx area of 2000m.

Additionally, the Lora signal also reaches upwards and downwards.

Having 1 Lora gateway on every floor, zig zagging across the building (see below image) is the best practice for a good coverage. With this setup, a sensor is usually always picked up by at least 2 gateways to avoid any data package loss.

Make sure to discuss possible (different) installation locations: hidden in the ceiling, in a printer/server room, in the cupboard of the receptionist, ...


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