- Band: US915

Outdoor LoRaWAN gateways for the best possible LoRa coverage. Our range includes Tektelic's carrier-grade Macro, low-cost Browan Outdoor Gateways and the easily-installed Wifx L1.
Indoor LoRaWAN gateways for quick and easy LoRa coverage. Our range includes the super-low-cost Things Indoor Gateway, Tektelic's Micro with 4G option, and RAK Wisgate.
Home and office environmental sensors. Temperature, humidity, room presence and activity, and CO₂.
Monitor motion, desk and room occupancy, and door and window opening with our range of smart building sensors.
Monitor outdoor temperature, humidity and particulates with our robust outdoor environmental sensors.
Monitor fridges and freezers with our range of industrial-grade cold-chain sensors.
Measure soil moisture, temperature and light level to optimise growing and horticulture!
View All ➡Count people passing through doorways in and out of buildings and rooms.
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Connect industrial devices to your LoRaWAN network with our range of sensors and interfaces. Including: analogue and digital signals, RS485/Modbus and RS232/serial. Switch electrical devices and measure power usage.
Monitor and control water flow with our smart LoRaWAN valves and meters. Ideal for leak detection and sub-tenant water metering, see our range of devices from Talkpool and MClimate.
Monitor your car park with NWave Parking Sensors. Ideal for capacity planning and management. Reduce hunting for spaces and boost efficiency of your parking lot.
Measure power usage, and control electrical devices. Devices for sub-tenant metering and appliance control.
Antennae for LoRaWAN gateways and devices. From high-gain outdoor antennae to compact node antennae, we stock excellent quality Sirio, RAK, and Browan products to suit every LoRa gateway
Low-loss RF cable assemblies, and adaptors for connecting antennae to LoRaWAN gateways. Various connector options, including N male/female, SMA and RP-SMA.
Need to mount your antenna outside? We have a selection of mounting brackets, custom made for us to support our gateways and antennae.
Spare parts, and power supplies for our gateways. Including mains and 12V PoE injectors.
View Spares ➡LoRaWAN development boards, including the Things Uno and Pi Supply Raspberry Pi, Arduino and micro:bit shields and HATs.
We also stock Otii by Qoitech, a great development tool for low-power hardware development.
We deliver globally via FedEx
This is the US 915 version, we also stock the EU 868 version.
Recently announced at the Things Conference in February, the Things Network's new indoor and outdoor gateways are driving the cost of LoRaWAN down to make it even easier for even more people to get involved and run a gateway on the Things Network.
This Things Outdoor Gateway is best suited for environments that put high demands robustness and longevity. It features a 3G/4G backhaul along with GPS. The gateway works out-of-the-box, with an easy to use web interface for configuration. The instructions are available here.
TTOG supports 3/4G backhaul, simply insert a SIM card and configure via the web interface.
The gateway is supplied with a GPS antenna and Power-over-Ethernet power supply. No LoRa antenna is included by default, you can pair this gateway up with the TTOG antenna, or buy the gateway alone, just choose your preferred option from this page when you add to cart.
Want to see inside the box? Check out our teardown photos!
We ship TTOGs updated with the latest firmware, if you have an older unit you can upgrade:
You can log in as above and configure the packet forwarder. See the Things Network Instructions.
You can also configure your TTOG using the web interface, or via SSH using the details below
User: root
Pass: browan@[The last 3 bytes of MAC(uppercase)]
Example:
MAC: 1c:49:7b:aa:bb:cc
SSH password will be: browan@AABBCC
We advise that you change your passwords once you have logged in.
Download
Browan's guide for configuring TTOG to connect to The Things Network v3 via Basics Station