LoRa Weather Stations for Long Sensor Distances
When the outdoor unit is further from the console than a 433 MHz link will carry.
What it covers
LoRa Long-Range Monitoring at UCTECH
The standard 433 MHz link on a domestic weather station is rated around 100 m in open area and considerably less through walls and metal. That is fine for a garden and not fine for a farm building, a mast at the far end of a yard, or a vineyard block. Our LoRa models use the same measuring hardware and console family but carry the outdoor data on a LoRa radio link instead, which is the single change most long-distance installs actually need.
How it runs
Four stages
1
Survey the distance
Measure the real sensor-to-console path, including walls and cladding.
2
Match the console
LoRa models exist across the Wi-Fi console range, so the display does not have to change.
3
Check the market band
LoRa band allocation differs by region and is confirmed per order.
4
Sample on site
A single pair tested in the actual position before a volume order.
Platforms this usually starts from
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ runs 300-1,000 pcs depending on the model. Tell us the model and the market and we will confirm the band.
How long does a first production order take?
35-45 days for normal delivery once the sample and artwork are approved.
Who owns the tooling and the design?
Ownership is agreed in writing before development starts. Where we develop to your specification, the commercial terms cover the tooling and the design rights explicitly.
Is compliance included?
CE and FCC work is planned into the project rather than added at the end. The existing range holds CE against RED 2014/53/EU and an FCC grant under FCC ID 2ALHJ-WS0300.
Start a lora long-range monitoring project
Send the specification, the target market and the volume. You will get a straight answer on feasibility, MOQ and timing.