Based on the standard LoRaWAN™ protocol The detection rope has a double helix structure, which is highly flexible and not prone to breaking Cable Length : 3 meters (customized is available) Ultra-low power consumption design Powered by a built-in 4000mAh battery.
LoRaWAN One-button SOS Alarm SOS Button adopts LoRa RF technology, and supports LoRaWAN protocol. It needs simple networking, long-distance transmission and low power consumption. With built-in high capacity battery, it is wireless and easy for installation. When you are in an emergency situation, press the SOS button. The alarm signal is sent through wireless transmission to the monitoring platform. Security can be deployed in time.
The smoke detectors of HKT Lora, based on LoRaWAN, detect smoke and high temperatures, and support wireless sending warnings to the system.
In smart Agriculture, the cow/cattle gps trackers of HKT Lora helps farmers monitor livestock’s location and activities in real-time
HKT LoRaWAN Siren makes light and sound to tell the guard management there is an alert. It supports standard LoRaWAN protocol. It has high detection accuracy. With a durable shell, it has a long life span.
HKT Lora is a reliable ultrasonic flow meter manufacturer, offering clamp on flow meter products.
In various industrial sectors and municipal projects, flow measurement is a critical task. The external clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeter, as an advanced flow measurement device, stands out due to its non-contact measurement and easy installation features, offering unique market advantages. This scheme is developed to promote the effective application of such flowmeters.
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