Note: SensMax devices communicate via a proprietary, manufacturer-specific protocol (868 MHz/2.4 GHz)—not LoRaWAN. Sensors, gateways, and displays can only be combined within the SensMax ecosystem, with matching range types (LR only with LR, etc.) and the SensMax Cloud for data analysis.
| Equipment | |
|---|---|
| antenna | internal |
| Communication | |
| connectivity | SensMax Radio |
| gateway-backhaul | Wi-Fi, ethernet |
| interfaces | WLAN |
| Power supply | |
| power supply | power supply |
| General | |
| variants | LR or SLR |
| Others | |
| Brand | SensMax |
There are no functional differences between the SMX LR TS and SMX SLR TS variants. Both models operate on the 868 MHz radio frequency and support the same collector features.
A single data collector is capable of servicing up to 20 sensors simultaneously via its radio channel.
Yes, the device features internal memory that can store up to 40 days of data recorded in 5-minute intervals.
Configuration is handled through a built-in web page, allowing for easy access to device settings and parameters.
The units can be powered using either a 5V AC adapter or via a standard USB connection.
The devices support both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity and utilize the MQTT protocol for reliable data communication.
The device measures 66x66x28 mm and is housed in a durable black ABS plastic enclosure.