Product Datasheet

The LR800 gateway server delivers reliable LoRa coverage across large environments, connecting extensive sensor networks with stability and precision. Its robust signal penetration ensures seamless communication over long distances - all while collecting, storing, and forwarding data effortlessly.

• - Coverage: Up to 1 km line-of-sight
• - Supports dozens of sensors simultaneously
• - Real-time alerts and control

The LR800 stands out from typical LoRaWAN gateways by integrating the entire LoRaWAN stack into a single device. Unlike conventional solutions that require external network and application servers, the LR800 includes a built-in gateway, ChirpStack network server, application server, and web interface for building a Private LoRaWAN Network.

Ensure reliable communication through complex building structures—seamlessly reaching up to three floors above and below for consistent performance across multi-level environments.

The LR800 makes adding and configuring LoRaWAN sensors fast and straightforward. With its built-in web interface and integrated application server, devices can be quickly discovered, registered, and managed without complex setup.

Simply scan the QR code on the sensor. Press "add sensor" in LR800 Web UI and follow the configuration wizard.

Optional Expansion via CAN Bus

Expand your setup using the LR800’s CAN port by connecting additional sensors and extension modules in a single chain.

This optional capability lets you adapt the system to your specific requirements when needed.

• - Connect up to 24 CAN devices/sensors in one CAN chain
• - Add VT408 Analog Sensor Extension Modules
• - Add VT440 Dry Contact Extension Modules

Automated Event Action Response

Logic diagrams enable automated workflows that instantly respond to system events. By defining custom conditions and triggers, the LR800 gateway server can take immediate action without manual intervention.

The system delivers real-time notifications via Email, Push, Telegram, SMS, Syslog, Event Log, SNMP Trap, and SNMP Get, while also triggering physical actions such as signal beacons for on-site alerts.