WisGate Soho Lite

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What Is WisGate Soho Lite? The WisGate Soho Lite is a compact, cost-effective Semtech SX1302/SX1303 gateway for LoRaWAN for small and medium indoor IoT deployments.

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What Is WisGate Soho Lite? The WisGate Soho Lite is a compact, cost-effective Semtech SX1302/SX1303 gateway for LoRaWAN for small and medium indoor IoT deployments. It features Cat-1 LTE cellular connectivity, 12V DC input , and the option to select between a built-in or external LTE antenna , giving you full control over your installation preferences. Designed for simplicity and reliability, the Soho Lite is ideal for expanding LoRaWAN coverage in smart buildings, small offices, and indoor sensor networks. It is powered by WisGateOS 2 , ensuring quick setup, intuitive configuration, and seamless integration with WisDM for cloud-based device management. Why You Need WisGate Soho Lite The RAK7266 gateway helps extend your LoRaWAN coverage quickly and cost-effectively. Why it’s useful: Flexible Connectivity Options – Supports Cat-1 LTE, WiFi, and Ethernet for dependable IoT data transmission. Fast and Simple Setup – WisGateOS 2 makes configuration straightforward, even for first-time LoRaWAN users. Compact for Indoor Use – RAK7266 is a LoRaWAN gateway for smart offices, residential buildings, and other small-scale indoor environments. Key Features of WisGate Soho Lite 8 uplink / 1 downlink LoRaWAN channels LoRa Concentrator: Semtech SX1302/SX1303 Cellular: LTE Cat-1 WiFi: 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n Ethernet Port: 1x 10/100 Mbps RJ45 (no PoE) Flexible LTE antenna options (built-in or external) Power input: 12V DC Adapter (included) Fully integrated with WisDM for remote management Key Benefits of WisGate Soho Lite This gateway offers reliable LoRaWAN performance for indoor environments where stable and efficient coverage are essential. LoRaWAN channel support: 8 uplink and 1 downlink channels for steady, multi-sensor communication. Standard power support: Operates on 12V DC input (adapter included) for straightforward power integration. Use Case #1: Extending Coverage in Buildings In older buildings with thick walls and no wired infrastructure, reliable wireless coverage can

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