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LoRaWAN Gateways & Field Devices

Connect RS232, RS485 and field I/O to a LoRaWAN network. Choose a gateway, end device and Network Server configuration for your equipment.

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Y501-L Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway, 8 or 16 Channels Y501-L Y502-L LoRaWAN Serial DTU with Isolated RS485 and RS232 Y502-L Y503-2220-L LoRaWAN RTU, 2DI/2DO/2AI and RS485 Y503-2220-L

Gateways

Y501-L forwards LoRaWAN traffic to a Network Server. Choose 8 or 16 channels, with Ethernet and Wi-Fi backhaul and optional 4G.

For edge processing, ask about Y511-L. Local NS/AS services and application or Modbus integration require the corresponding software option. Discuss your gateway configuration.

Field devices

Y502-L connects serial equipment through one isolated RS485 port and one isolated RS232 port. It has no onboard I/O channels.

Y503-2220-L provides isolated RS485, 2 DI, 2 switched voltage outputs, one fixed 0–10 V input and one fixed 4–20 mA input. There is no analog output.

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    Y501-L Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway, 8 or 16 Channels

    Y501-L Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway, 8 or 16 Channels
    $228.00

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    Y502-L LoRaWAN Serial DTU with Isolated RS485 and RS232
    $47.00

  • Y503-2220-L LoRaWAN RTU, 2DI/2DO/2AI and RS485

    Y503-2220-L LoRaWAN RTU, 2DI/2DO/2AI and RS485
    $72.00

Before you order

Gateway and Network Server

LoRaWAN end devices communicate through a gateway and Network Server. Y501-L forwards packets to an external server; local NS/AS is optional software. An MQTT broker alone does not replace the Network Server.

Regional hardware and channels

Specify the installation country, frequency plan and channel group, including the AS923 sub-plan when applicable. Match gateway, end device and server settings. Available plans differ by model.

Outputs and control timing

Y503-2220-L outputs switch the RTU supply voltage; they are not dry relay contacts. Check load voltage, current, wiring and protection against the specification.

Class A receives downlinks after an uplink. Class C offers more receive opportunities, but LoRaWAN does not guarantee a fixed response time. Validate the full path and retain independent local protection.

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