The Lansitec Indoor LoRaWAN Gateway is a wall-mounted LoRaWAN gateway designed to connect indoor IoT sensors.
The gateway is configured via a 2.4-GHz Wi-Fi access point mode using a web interface, so no additional configuration software is required. Key technical features at a glance:
- Backhaul flexibility: Supports Ethernet with PoE (IEEE 802.3af), Wi-Fi, or optional LTE Cat 4 as uplink options, allowing the gateway to be used even in locations where wired broadband is unavailable or impractical.
- Integrated network server: Manages connected LoRaWAN devices directly on the gateway, eliminating the need for a separate server in smaller installations.
- Failover Protection: A TF card logs and buffers LoRa frames during backhaul interruptions, ensuring that no data is lost if the uplink is temporarily unavailable.
The gateway runs on OpenWRT firmware and is based on the Semtech SX1302 chipset with 8 channels, which supports LoRaWAN V1.0.3. It has CE, FCC, and RCM certifications. A typical application is asset tracking in large indoor facilities such as hospitals or campus grounds, where the infrastructure costs required to commission an installation are reduced.
| Equipment | |
|---|---|
| LoRaWAN Channel | 8 |
| antenna | external |
| Communication | |
| frequency | EU868 |
| connectivity | LoRaWAN |
| gateway-backhaul | 4G/LTE, Wi-Fi, ethernet |
| interfaces | WLAN |
| Power supply | |
| power supply | PoE, mains voltage |
| Certifications | |
| enclosure protection class | IP30 |
| Others | |
| Brand | Lansitec |
The gateway is designed for a variety of indoor environments including smart campuses, shopping malls, healthcare tracking facilities, farming operations, and temporary installations.
The device offers multiple backhaul options for internet connectivity, including a built-in Ethernet port, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and optional LTE Cat 4 support.
Yes, the gateway supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) via the IEEE 802.3 af standard, in addition to a standard DC 12 V - 1 A power supply.
The gateway features an RP-SMA female connector for the LoRa antenna, while the Wi-Fi and LTE antennas are built internally.
The device is intended for wall mounting and features an IP30-rated ABS enclosure, designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -10 to 55 Celsius.
The gateway runs on OpenWRT firmware and is managed via a web-based interface. It can be initially configured by connecting to its 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi access point mode.
Yes, the gateway features a built-in Network Server to facilitate easy application deployment without needing external server infrastructure.
To prevent data loss during backhaul disruptions, the gateway includes failover protection that uses a TF card to log and buffer LoRa frames.