Gateways connect the network of Wireless Mesh Nodes to the Central Server via ethernet, wi-fi, cellular, dial-up, leaky feeder or satellite Internet connections.
Advanced energy management options enable multi-year battery-powered operation in environments without grid power.
Easy to setup
- Plug in DC power or insert batteries. The device will automatically connect to the Central Server and await user authentication.
- Plug any Newtrax Wireless Mesh node on the RS-232 port.
- Log into your Central Server account and accept the new Gateway in your network.
- A simple PC application enables custom configuration of LAN/WAN modem parameters via the Ethernet or Serial/RS-232 port.
Enclosure
We can package your battery-powered Gateway to fit your application. Call us to discuss details about enclosure, battery, antenna, connector and LED options.
Specifications
Power and energy requirements
- 4.5 to 9.0 VDC unregulated power input
- Power consumption by mode:
- Sleep: 50 µA
- Buffering of data received from Newtrax Wireless Mesh Network: 2 mA
- LAN/WAN Internet modem on: up to 2.0 A
Multi-year battery life option: LAN/WAN Internet modem is turned on periodically once a day/week to send in a batch file all the non-critical data and/or is turned on by exception to send immediate notifications of urgent alarms
LAN/WAN Internet access modem options
- Ethernet
- WiFi
- Cellular
- Dial-up
- VHF/UHF (tunneling)
- Satellite
Physical characteristics
- Operating temperature: -40 °C to +85 °C
- Weatherproofing: up to IP67
- Dimensions:
- Without batteries: 180x120x60mm
- With internal batteries: 240x160x90mm