LoRaWan extension board AQUA-CJ acquisition station

New LoRaWAN extension board for AQUA-CJ acquisition station

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New LoRaWAN extension board for AQUA-CJ station: more flexibility, fewer constraints

With over 40 years of innovation in the field of environmental instrumentation, PARATRONIC is now enhancing its range with a new LoRaWAN extension board, specially designed to accompany its AQUA-CJ modular data acquisition station.

Long-range, secure, energy-efficient wireless communication

With this new card, operators of water networks, hydrological measuring stations or monitoring devices can now benefit from the advantages of LoRaWAN technology:

  • Extended range to cover remote or hard-to-reach areas
  • End-to-end encryption for enhanced data security
  • Optimized transmission for sending multiple measurement channels in a single message
  • Ultra-low energy consumption, ideal for stand-alone installations
Simple and adapted to the needs of all types of networks
  • PARATRONIC's LoRaWAN card adapts to your infrastructure: private, public or hybrid network, with the LoRaWAN server of your choice.
  • Its simplified parameterization makes commissioning quick and easy, without unnecessary complexity.
Integration designed for AQUA-CJ

Modular and versatile, the AQUA-CJ station perfectly accommodates this extension, offering users a new data transmission alternative that's as reliable as it is energy-efficient. Thanks to this extension, the autonomy of your systems is preserved, even with frequent transmissions every 5 minutes.

This new LoRaWAN extension board enhances the PARATRONIC ecosystem by meeting the current challenges of environmental monitoring networks: reliability, energy efficiency and flexible integration.

To find out more or request a demonstration, contact our sales team today.

 

Made in France :

Manufactured in our workshops in the Ain region of France for rapid availability and our commitment to your satisfaction.

Developed by our teams and approved by and approved by the French government'snatural hazard monitoring agency (SCHAPI).

Thank you all very much.