The AM300 series is a compact indoor climate monitoring sensor for measuring temperature, humidity, light, CO2 concentration, HCHO/O3 content, TVOC, air pressure, PM2.5, PM10 and motion. The data is displayed in real time on the E-Ink screen, which helps to measure the indoor climate and comfort. AM300 series is widely used in offices, shops, classrooms, hospitals, etc. The sensor data is transmitted using LoRaWAN® technology. Combination of Milesight LoRaWAN® gateway and Milesight IoT Cloud, users can manage all sensor data remotely and visually. 

Main Features:

• Integrated sensors: Measures humidity, temperature, CO2, light, barometric pressure, PM2.5, PM10 and more.
• Power supply: Supports batteries or DC power supply.
• Traffic light indicator and buzzer: Indicates the device status and threshold alarms.
• Local data storage: Stores up to 18,000 historical data records and supports retransmission to prevent data loss.
• Compatibility: Works with standard LoRaWAN® gateways and network servers.
• Easy management: Quick and easy management with the Milesight IoT Cloud.

The Sontex 878 heat cost allocator was specially developed for the Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN®).

The Sontex 878 impresses with a high degree of flexibility in parameter setting, simplifies installation and commissioning processes, and enables optimized consumption value tracking. It combines Swiss precision, exceptional ease of use, secure data transmission and guaranteed fair consumption billing, making it a pioneer in its segment.

The Sontex 878 device has the ability of automatic activation when mounted on the rail and can be easily equipped with a remote sensor on site. Parameter setting, protected by a password, and AES-128 encryption of consumption data ensure increased protection, even against tampering. With up to 15 values that can be displayed on the LCD and up to 144 monthly values that can be stored for years, the Sontex 878 offers maximum ease of use and readout. It is possible to read out the device at any time.

By implementing LoRaWAN technology, the Sontex 878 heat cost allocator ensures extended radio coverage inside buildings. With end-to-end encryption and customizable transmission times, it provides secure communication and a significantly extended lifetime. Depending on the reachability of the device, it can automatically switch between a long (SF 7-9) and a short (SF 10-12) telegram. The contents of telegrams can be generated dynamically. In addition, downlinks are possible, for example to configure Kc values.

Heating remains the biggest driver of energy costs. The importance of intelligent individual room control cannot be emphasised enough here

Vicki is an intelligent thermostatic valve that enables radiators to control and monitor the temperature. It can be integrated into a LoRaWAN network and thus analysed and controlled as part of central applications, enabling savings of up to 30% in heating energy and therefore costs. Of course, the set temperature can be controlled via the built-in temperature sensor, but above all intelligent, networked functions such as controlling the heating depending on the room occupancy or lowering the temperature when a window is opened can also be implemented. Whether the temperature can still be changed locally on the thermostat or is only controlled centrally via stored logics is entirely up to you.

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The WT201 is a LoRaWAN thermostat that serves as an HVAC controller and supports a wide range of different heating and cooling systems, including heat pumps, air conditioners, boilers, furnaces, air handlers and PTAC units. The WT201 smart thermostat offers multiple modes, including heating/cooling, emergency heating, automatic and fan mode, allowing precise temperature control in buildings. It allows automatic control through programmed schedules and remote management via the cloud system. Real-time monitoring ensures prompt alerts in the event of sudden temperature changes.

With a 4.2-inch LCD screen and built-in temperature sensor, the WT201 continuously displays the status of the room while monitoring the ambient temperature. It also recognises different time zones and summer/winter time to accommodate users in different regions. 

Main Features:

• Supports most 24VAC HVAC systems: Including furnaces and air conditioners (2H/2C), heat pumps (4H/2C + 1 stage AUX heating), boilers and PTAC.
• Intuitive 4.2-inch display: clearly shows the temperature and status of the room.
• Child safety lock and theft protection: For safety reasons.
• 4 temperature control modes and 3 fan modes: For flexible temperature control.
• Manual or automatic room temperature control: With 4 working modes and up to 16 schedules for each mode.
• Real-time monitoring: Ensures prompt warnings in the event of sudden temperature changes.
• Built-in temperature sensor: Enables environmental detection and precise control.
• Local data storage: Stores up to 1000 historical data records and supports retransmission to prevent data loss.
• Flexible adjustments: Based on time zones and summer/winter time for regional differences.
• Compatible with hotel room card systems: For convenient remote management.
• NFC configuration: One-touch configuration supported.
• Standard compliance: Works well with standard LoRaWAN® gateways and network servers.
• Compatible with Milesight IoT Cloud: Enables remote control and management.
• Supports Milesight D2D protocol: Enables ultra-low latency control without a gateway.
• Supports multicast: For controlling multiple devices simultaneously.

This intuitive plug-and-play IoT building management system provides a simple and interoperable IoT solution that allows you to control and monitor buildings of any size and connects BMS sensors and devices with third-party applications. The Wattsense Edge device combines PLC functionality with a gateway and connects both wired and wireless devices used in building automation.

The integrated protocol converter standardises more than 10 field communication protocols, including Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus RTU, BACnet IP, BACnet IP Server, M-Bus, LON FT10, LON IP-852, LPB - Local Process Bus, Diematic, KNX S/LTE. Not only can telemetry data be collected, but control commands can also be sent back to the connected devices. The gateway is equipped with an integrated radio module and various connections for Ethernet, RS485, LoRaWAN, KNX, M-BUS and other standards.  The bridge maintains contact with the outside world either wired via Ethernet or mobile radio.

With the wattsense hardware, data can either be sent to a cloud server via RESTful API or MQTT (connection via LAN or 4G, SIM card included) or converted locally to BACnet IP or Modbus IP. 
The configuration of the wattsense devices, the coupling of the devices and the selection of the properties are carried out remotely on the wattsense web platform (configuration console). Various graduated subscription services (software subscriptions) are available here.

With a single hardware, the wattsense solution can be used in two versions, depending on your needs and use cases: The Tower (remote) and the Bridge (local).

With the console and a few clicks, you can easily centralise and share your data.

Wattsense customers include facility management companies, PropTechs and property owners.