WaveShare
WaveShare SX1262 LoRa HAT 915MHz for Raspberry Pi
Adds 915 MHz LoRa radio to Raspberry Pi boards with up to 5 km range and 81 channels
- CPU TypeOther
- LoRa spread spectrum reaches up to 5km range
- 81 available channels reduce interference in busy environments
- Wake on Radio and deep sleep extend battery life
- 40-pin GPIO header fits Raspberry Pi series boards
- CP2102 USB-UART converter simplifies serial debugging
LoRa HAT for Raspberry Pi boards
This WaveShare HAT adds 915 MHz LoRa connectivity to any Raspberry Pi with a 40-pin GPIO header. The onboard SX1262 module uses spread-spectrum modulation and provides up to 81 channels for long-range data links. A CP2102 USB-to-UART converter allows serial debugging directly from a host computer. Four status LEDs give immediate visual feedback on module activity.
Makers building regional sensor networks
The 915 MHz band suits deployments in America, Oceania and Asia; users in other regions must choose a different frequency variant. Battery-powered nodes benefit from deep-sleep mode and wake-on-radio features that extend operating time. Projects that require Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or cellular backhaul need separate hardware because this HAT provides only the LoRa link.
5 km line-of-sight range claim
The supplier states the SX1262 can transmit data up to 5 km under favourable conditions. Auto-repeating across multiple nodes can extend coverage further in a mesh topology. Actual distance depends on antenna placement, local interference and regulatory power limits.
Highlights
- LoRa spread spectrum reaches up to 5km range
- 81 available channels reduce interference in busy environments
- Wake on Radio and deep sleep extend battery life
- 40-pin GPIO header fits Raspberry Pi series boards
- CP2102 USB-UART converter simplifies serial debugging
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Raspberry Pi boards does the 40-pin GPIO header on this SX1262 LoRa HAT support?
The HAT fits the standard 40-pin GPIO header found on Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2 and 1 series boards.
Can the onboard CP2102 USB-to-UART converter be used with an Arduino or STM32 instead of a Pi?
Yes, the HAT exposes a UART control interface that is compatible with host boards such as Arduino or STM32.
How do the four onboard LEDs show that the module is operating correctly?
The four LED indicators provide a quick visual check of the module status during and after setup.
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