Seeed Studio
Seeed Studio SenseCAP LoRaWAN Indoor Gateway SX1302 4G US915 M2
A LoRaWAN indoor gateway with SX1302, 4G backhaul and US915 frequency, supporting multiple network servers and up to 10km coverage
- Connect to AWS, TTN or ChirpStack via Packet Forwarder or Basics Station
- Launch a LoRaWAN network fast with the built-in ChirpStack server
- Configure through Wi-Fi AP or Ethernet using the local web console
- Power the gateway over Ethernet with PoE support
- Reach up to 10 km LoRaWAN coverage at low data rates
LoRaWAN Indoor Gateway
The Seeed Studio SenseCAP gateway is a new indoor LoRaWAN gateway that combines a Semtech SX1302 concentrator with 4G backhaul for the US915 frequency plan. It targets developers, system integrators and businesses deploying private or public LoRaWAN networks inside buildings or campus environments.
Upgrade from single-channel forwarders
The device replaces basic single-channel packet forwarders or USB concentrators by providing an eight-channel SX1302 radio with a built-in ChirpStack network server and local web console. The jump is worthwhile when you need multi-channel capacity, redundant 4G connectivity and Power-over-Ethernet deployment without a separate power supply.
Suits indoor LoRaWAN projects needing 4G and PoE
It fits teams that want a ready-to-configure indoor gateway supporting AWS, TTN and ChirpStack via Packet Forwarder or Basics Station mode. Buyers who require outdoor-rated enclosures, a different regional frequency plan or a gateway without cellular backhaul should look at other models.
Highlights
- Connect to AWS, TTN or ChirpStack via Packet Forwarder or Basics Station
- Launch a LoRaWAN network fast with the built-in ChirpStack server
- Configure through Wi-Fi AP or Ethernet using the local web console
- Power the gateway over Ethernet with PoE support
- Reach up to 10 km LoRaWAN coverage at low data rates
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the SenseCAP SX1302 gateway support Power-over-Ethernet for single-cable installation?
Yes, the device includes PoE support so it can be powered through the Ethernet cable instead of a separate power supply.
How do I reach the built-in SenseCAP Local Console for initial setup?
Connect to the gateway's Wi-Fi access point or plug into its Ethernet port, then open the web UI to configure the device.
What LoRaWAN frequency plan does the US915 model use and how far can it reach?
It operates on the US915 band and provides up to 10 km of coverage at low data rates.
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