Solution

Wireless Plant Networks with LoRa

Connect inverters, meters and sensors across your plant by long-range radio, without long RS485 cables.

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The problem

In big plants the inverters, meter panels and sensors are often far apart: on different roofs, in different buildings, or across a road. RS485 cable to each of them is costly and slow to lay.

Long cable runs also pick up electrical noise, and they get cut or damaged during other work at site. Each fault means lost data and another site visit.

How it works

A LoRa Wireless Node is placed at each far-away inverter, meter or sensor.
The node connects to the device on RS485.
It passes the data by long-range radio.
A LoRa Gateway, Pulse Wireless or wireless kit controller collects all the data.
The data goes to the Solar Portal, or feeds zero-export and DG-sync control.

What you get

Less cable and less labour
Faster installation
Fewer faults from damaged cables
Easy to add more devices later
Works for monitoring and for control
Layout advice from our team

Planning tips

Radio range depends on distance, walls, metal sheds and antenna height.
Mount antennas high and clear of metal where you can.
Send us a rough site sketch or a map screenshot with the device locations. We will suggest how many nodes you need and where to place them.

LoRa wireless: connect your plant without long cables

LoRa nodes link meters and inverters across a plant by long-range radio; the gateway collects them and sends the data to the Solar Portal. Options with built-in UPS and DG-sync. English voice.