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SG50 Milesight LoRaWAN Gateway

Ultra Low Power Solar LoRaWAN Gateway

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The SG50 is an outdoor solar-powered LoRaWAN gateway designed for locations where power infrastructure is limited or unavailable. The SG50 is designed for outdoor industrial environments.

  • LoRaWAN8 (Half-duplex)
  • PowerSolar Power or DC Power
  • ProtectionIP67
  • Operating–30 … +70 °C
  • In stockVilnius warehouse · EU
  • In stockLondon warehouse · UK

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EasyNet Technologies
  • Official distributor
  • 17+ years in IoT
  • Installation support

Manufacturer warranty24 months

Milesight

Overview

SG50 overview

Core Purpose

The SG50 is an outdoor solar-powered LoRaWAN gateway designed for locations where power infrastructure is limited or unavailable. It combines solar energy, built-in batteries, and long-range wireless communication to connect large numbers of IoT devices in remote environments.

Because the gateway can operate using solar energy with backup battery storage, it is suitable for installations where running electrical lines is difficult. This design enables independent network deployment in remote or off-grid locations such as industrial sites, forests, and resource extraction areas.

Connectivity and Communication

The gateway connects IoT sensors through LoRaWAN technology, supporting up to 8 channels for simultaneous device communication. This allows the SG50 to handle connections from thousands of LoRaWAN nodes within the network.

For backhaul connectivity, the device includes 4G LTE (Cat 1) and GSM cellular communication, enabling it to transmit collected sensor data to remote servers. This cellular capability allows the gateway to operate independently without requiring wired internet infrastructure.

The SG50 also supports Wi-Fi configuration mode, making it easier to configure and manage the device locally during installation.

Network Management and Deployment

The device is compatible with remote management platforms, allowing administrators to configure, monitor, and maintain gateway deployments from a centralised system. This is particularly useful for remote installations where physical access may be limited.

A built-in GPS module assists with deployment management and location identification. Knowing the gateway location helps operators maintain accurate records of distributed IoT infrastructure.

Power System and Energy Efficiency

Power management is a core design feature of the SG50. The gateway can be powered using solar panels or external 12–24V DC input, allowing flexible deployment depending on the available power sources.

A 3.6V 25000mAh backup battery system provides additional reliability by keeping the gateway operational when solar power is temporarily unavailable. According to the datasheet, the device can continue operating for up to 4 days without sunlight under typical network conditions.

The gateway also features low power consumption, typically around 0.8 W, which helps maximise battery life and improves the effectiveness of solar energy systems.

Environmental and Physical Design

The SG50 is designed for outdoor industrial environments. Its IP67-rated enclosure protects internal electronics from dust and water ingress, making it suitable for harsh operating conditions.

The device operates in temperatures ranging from –30 °C to +70 °C, enabling reliable operation in both cold and hot climates. The metal cast aluminium housing provides structural durability while maintaining manageable weight for pole or wall installations.

The compact enclosure measuring 250 × 157.5 × 46 mm allows flexible mounting options, including pole or wall deployment.

Key features

Solar-powered independent

Solar-powered independent gateway operation.

Cellular backhaul network

Cellular backhaul network connectivity.

Remote device management support

Remote device management support.

High-capacity LoRaWAN node

High-capacity LoRaWAN node handling.

Energy-efficient power

Energy-efficient power management design.

IP67 outdoor protection rating

IP67 outdoor protection rating.

12–24V DC power input

12–24V DC power input.

3.6V 25000mAh backup battery

3.6V 25000mAh backup battery.

Technical data

SG50 specifications

Hardware System
CPUDual-core 240MHz, 32-bit Xtensa LX7
Memory8 MB PSRAM
Flash16 MB
LoRaWAN
Antenna Connector1 × 50 Ω N-Female External Connector
Channel8 (Half-duplex)
Frequency BandCN470/IN865/EU868/RU864/US915/AU915/KR920/AS923-1&2&3&4
Sensitivity-140 dBm Sensitivity @292bps
Output Power27 dBm Max
ProtocolV1.0 Class A/Class B/Class C and V1.0.2 Class A/Class B/Class C
LBTSupport
Cellular Interface
Network4G LTE (CAT 1)/GSM
Antenna1 × External Antenna (Share with GPS)
Cellular BandL08GL (Global except North America): LTE-FDD: B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/18/19/20/25/26/28/66; LTE-TDD: B34/38/39/40/41; GSM: B2/3/5/8 – L09NA (North America): LTE-FDD: B2/4/5/12/13/66
SIM Slot1 (Nano SIM-4FF)
Wi-Fi Interface
Antenna1 × External Antenna

Applications

SG50 applications

Oil and Gas Operations

Remote oil and gas facilities often operate in isolated areas with limited infrastructure. The SG50 enables long-range LoRaWAN connectivity for monitoring sensors such as pressure, flow, or environmental detectors while relying on solar power to operate independently.

Mining and Resource Extraction

Mining sites require large-area monitoring systems to track environmental conditions, equipment status, and safety sensors. The SG50 gateway can connect numerous LoRaWAN devices across the site and transmit data through cellular networks for centralised monitoring.

Forestry and Environmental Monitoring

Forestry projects and environmental monitoring systems frequently operate far from power grids. The solar-powered design and long-range wireless coverage allow the SG50 to collect data from distributed sensors measuring weather conditions, soil health, or ecosystem changes.

Remote Industrial Facilities

Industrial operations located in remote regions often require reliable monitoring without wired network infrastructure. The SG50 allows operators to deploy IoT sensors across large sites while using cellular connectivity to deliver data to remote management platforms.

Infrastructure and Utility Monitoring

Utilities and infrastructure projects can use the SG50 to gather data from field sensors across wide geographic areas. The device’s solar power capability and weather-resistant housing make it suitable for long-term outdoor deployments where maintenance access is limited.

Questions

SG50 questions and answers

What is the operating temperature of the SG50?

–30 … +70 °C, according to the specification.

What ingress protection does the SG50 have?

IP67, according to the specification.

How is the SG50 powered?

1. Solar Power or DC Power (12~24VDC) via M12 Connector 2. 3.6V, 25000mAh Backup Batteries 3. 5V, 2A by Type-C Port, according to the specification.

What does the SG50 provide?

Solar-powered independent gateway operation, according to the manufacturer description.

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  • VAT numberLT100017217417
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  • 17+ years in IoT
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Manufacturer warranty24 months

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