What LoRaWAN sensors for industry & buildings are available?
Door & Contact Sensors (Open/Close & Dry Contact)
Door and opening sensors reliably report whether doors, windows, or hatches are open or closed. The LDS02 and the DS03A series capture open/close status, while the CPL03 models offer a potential-free (dry) contact as an outdoor variant, also available solar-powered on request. The LHT65N-DS/-DC and LHT65S-DS/-DC models combine a door contact or dry-contact input with temperature and humidity measurement. Ideal for access monitoring, control cabinets, and building security.
Security & Alerting (Panic Buttons & Motion Detectors)
For safety-critical applications, Dragino offers LoRaWAN panic buttons: the PB01 in red (LR) and white (LW), as well as the freely configurable PB05 button panel. At the push of a button, they immediately trigger an alarm or status message. The LHT65N-PIR rounds out the category with a PIR motion detector featuring integrated temperature and humidity measurement, for presence detection and intrusion protection.
Current & Energy Measurement
The CS01-LB is a LoRaWAN current sensor with up to four inputs for the wireless monitoring of power consumption and load profiles, with no need to interfere with existing wiring. To match, the split-core current transformers SCT013G (100 A), SCT024 (300 A), and SCT036 (600 A) measure current flow without contact via the conductor. Together, they enable energy management and load monitoring in industry and buildings.
Machine & Equipment Monitoring (Vibration, Tilt, Pressure & Load)
For condition monitoring of machines and equipment, there's the LHT65N-VIB as a vibration/shock sensor, the TS01 tilt sensor (battery-powered and solar-powered versions), and the PS-LB-TG2-B pressure sensor in a threaded installation version. The LCC01-LB Load Cell Converter connects load cells wirelessly, enabling weight and fill-level monitoring via LoRaWAN. It's ideal for predictive maintenance and process monitoring.
Control & Visualization (HMI)
The LTS5 is a LoRaWAN HMI touch panel for controlling and visualizing IoT applications. It displays sensor data directly on-site and allows operation of connected devices.
Typical applications
Building monitoring & access control
Door, contact, and PIR sensors monitor entrances, windows, and rooms, reporting openings or movement in real time, a central building block for smart buildings and building security.
Energy monitoring in industry
Current sensors and split-core current transformers capture the consumption of individual machines or entire facilities and form the basis for effective energy management.
Condition monitoring of machines & equipment
Vibration, tilt, and pressure sensors detect operational deviations early and help avoid unplanned downtime through predictive maintenance.
Security & emergency
Panic buttons enable fast, wireless alerting in emergencies at workplaces, in medical practices, or in public areas.