Reach difficult spaces
The long-range signal can reach through buildings and across a property better than many ordinary home sensors.
Put sensors where Wi-Fi gives up
LoRaWAN Sensors Where Wi-Fi and Power Cannot Reach
A small battery-powered sensor can report from the basement, shed, gate, greenhouse, or utility space without joining the property Wi-Fi.
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PROPERTY UPDATERemote sensor checked inTemperature and battery readings arrived from the outbuilding.
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Remote property sensors often live in the hardest places
Basements have concrete. Sheds lack outlets. Gates sit beyond Wi-Fi. Running mains power and new network equipment to every sensor location can cost more than the monitoring problem deserves.
Run for years
Typical documented home sensor life is two to five years, depending on model, battery, reporting, signal, and conditions.
Use one small property hub
One powered, internet-connected hub can carry readings from many long-range sensors to CHIRP.
From alert to outcome
Use long-range LoRaWAN sensors for difficult parts of the property
LoRaWAN is a long-range, low-power connection for small battery sensors. Place them where the reading matters, then use one powered internet-connected hub to carry their information to CHIRP.
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A property that responds
How LoRaWAN sensors reach remote parts of a property
CHIRP notices the change, follows the response you approved, and shows you what happened.
SensorThe sensor takes a reading
CHIRP responseIts long-range signal reaches the hub
Alert or actionThe hub sends it to CHIRP
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Describe the property problem in everyday language—even if you have not bought a sensor yet. CHIRP can recommend what to buy, check whether a specific model will work, guide the setup, and prepare the response for your approval.
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What this means for you
The distant sensor runs on a battery; one small hub connects the property
LoRaWAN is the name for this long-range connection. The sensor does not need nearby Wi-Fi or an outlet, while one powered internet-connected hub carries its alerts to CHIRP.
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Questions, answered
LoRaWAN Sensors Where Wi-Fi and Power Cannot Reach FAQ
Can a LoRaWAN sensor work where there is no electricity?
The sensor can run on a battery. The small property hub that sends its alerts to CHIRP still needs power and an internet connection.
Will every battery last five years?
No. Battery life depends on device, battery, transmit interval, signal conditions, temperature, and usage. Use the manufacturer specification for a named device.
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