LoRaWAN Sensors

Collect environmental and status data using low-power LoRaWAN communication for long-range monitoring.
LoRaWAN sensors support monitoring of environmental conditions and status events in distributed deployments. The category includes devices such as a temperature and humidity sensor for condition monitoring and a fall detection alarm for personal safety and incident reporting, both designed for low data rates and extended battery operation.
LoRaWAN Sensors
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Milesight AM102 indoor temperature and humidity sensor with E-ink display and compact wall-mounted housing
Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor
Milesight AM102L LoRaWAN 2-in-1 indoor air quality sensor for temperature
2-in-1 IAQ Sensor
Milesight AM103 indoor ambience sensor with E-ink display showing CO2 ppm, temperature and humidity and front LED indicator
Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor
Milesight AM103L screen-free 3-in-1 IAQ sensor with CO2 for indoor air monitoring
3-in-1 IAQ Sensor
Milesight AM304L screen-free 4-in-1 IAQ sensor for office comfort monitoring
4-in-1 IAQ Sensor
Milesight AM305L screen-free 5-in-1 IAQ sensor with CO2 for indoor air monitoring
5-in-1 IAQ Sensor
Milesight AM307 wall mounted indoor sensor with E-ink screen and comfort indicator
Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor
Milesight AM308 indoor ambience sensor with E-ink display showing CO2, temperature and humidity readings
Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor
Milesight AM308L screen-free 8-in-1 IAQ sensor for full indoor air quality monitoring
8-in-1 IAQ Sensor
Milesight AM319 indoor ambience monitoring sensor with E-ink display showing CO2, PM2.5 and temperature readings
Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor
Milesight CT10x smart current transformer with blue clamp housing and external antenna for indoor energy monitoring
Smart Current Transformer
Milesight CT303 LoRaWAN 300 A three-phase self-powered current transformer clamp
300A Smart Current Transformer
Milesight CT305 LoRaWAN 500 A three-phase self-powered current transformer clamp
500A Smart Current Transformer
Milesight CT310 LoRaWAN 1000 A three-phase self-powered current transformer clamp
1000A Smart Current Transformer
Milesight EM300-DI pulse counter with white IP67 enclosure, NFC mark, wired dry-contact lead and compact wall-mount design
Pulse Counter
Milesight EM300-MCS magnet switch sensor with wired magnetic contact, white IP67 housing and NFC mark for door monitoring
Magnetic Contact Switch Sensor
Milesight EM300-MLD leak sensor with flexible printed membrane film and compact IP67 wall-mount transceiver
Membrane Leakage Detection Sensor
Milesight EM300-SLD LoRaWAN spot leak sensor for server rooms and data centres
Spot Leak Detection Sensor
Milesight EM300-TH LoRaWAN sensor for IoT deployments and remote monitoring
Temperature and Humidity Sensor
Milesight EM300-ZLD LoRaWAN zone leak sensor for floor and corridor leak monitoring
Zone Leak Detection Sensor
Milesight EM320-TH LoRaWAN sensor for IoT deployments and remote monitoring
Temperature and Humidity Sensor
Milesight EM320-TILT Tilt Sensor for IoT deployments and remote monitoring
Tilt Sensor
Milesight EM400-MUD Multifunctional Ultrasonic Distance Sensor for IoT deployments
Multifunctional Ultrasonic Distance Sensor
Milesight EM400-TLD ToF distance sensor with compact IP67 housing and front detection window
ToF Laser Distance Sensor

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Frequently Asked Questions

The right sensor is chosen by matching the required measurements and installation environment to sensor specifications. Key considerations:

  • Measurement type (temperature, humidity, motion, pressure);
  • Deployment environment;
  • Battery life and reporting frequency;
  • Network compatibility;
  • Integration with existing systems.

Correct matching ensures reliable data collection.

Sensor accuracy depends on the sensor itself, installation method, and environment. Check datasheet details:

  • Accuracy (± value) – shown as a plus/minus figure (for example ±0.3 °C or ±2 % RH), which indicates how close the reading is to the real value;
  • Measurement range – the range within which the sensor can measure accurately;
  • Resolution – the smallest change the sensor can detect (note that higher resolution does not always mean higher accuracy);
  • Operating conditions – temperature and humidity limits where the stated accuracy applies;
  • Long-term stability or drift, if listed, which affects accuracy over time.

Environmental factors can influence real-world accuracy.

Battery life mainly depends on transmission behaviour, configuration, and operating conditions. Key factors:

  • Transmission frequency;
  • Reporting settings;
  • Signal quality;
  • Temperature extremes;
  • Sensor activity;
  • Battery type and capacity.

Correct configuration allows multi-year operation.

Correct installation improves reliability and battery life. Key points:

  • Signal path and obstructions;
  • Distance to the gateway;
  • IP protection rating;
  • Correct mounting position;
  • Interference sources;
  • Access for maintenance.

Testing placement before final installation is recommended.

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