
LoRa WiFi Weather Stations
The same consoles and measuring hardware, with a LoRa radio carrying the outdoor data where 433 MHz will not reach.
What this family is for
A LoRa model is the answer to one question: the outdoor sensor is further from the console than a standard link can carry. Farm buildings, yard masts, vineyard blocks and large sites all hit this. Everything else — the console, the measured parameters, the cloud upload — matches the Wi-Fi family, so a customer moving from a standard model to a LoRa one is changing the link and nothing else. Band allocation differs by region and is confirmed per order.
3 models in this family. Every unit is aged before packing and checked by a ten-person QC team across our Shenzhen and Huizhou plants.

Buying guide
Four things to settle before you order
Measure the real path
Sensor-to-console distance including walls and cladding, not the straight line on a plan.
Keep the console family
LoRa versions exist across the Wi-Fi console range, so the display does not have to change.
Confirm the regional band
LoRa allocations vary by market and are agreed before production.
Sample in position
One pair tested at the actual mounting points before committing volume.
Frequently asked questions
How many models are in the LoRa WiFi Weather Stations range?
3 at present, all listed on this page with their published specifications.
What is the MOQ and the lead time?
MOQ is 300-1,000 pcs depending on the model and normal delivery is 35-45 days. Warranty is 1 year.
Can these be built under our own brand?
Yes. Own logo, own packaging and own console artwork are standard OEM work here, and our R&D team develops to a customer specification.
What certification do they carry?
CE and FCC. The weather station range holds a GTS verification of compliance against RED 2014/53/EU and an FCC grant under FCC ID 2ALHJ-WS0300.
Ask for pricing on this family
Send the model numbers and the quantity band. You get price, MOQ and lead time back — no form to fill in.

