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DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button

DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button

SKU: PB05-L
$102.00Price
DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button is a wireless five-button controller designed to send button presses to an IoT server over a LoRaWAN network. It uses LoRaWAN v1.0.3 Class A and supports multiple regional frequency bands, including AU915. Powered by two AA LR6 batteries, the PB05-L can provide approximately 30,000 button presses, while its built-in speaker can provide audible feedback when a button is pressed or a server response is received.

The DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button provides a simple way to add physical button input to a LoRaWAN-based IoT system. It has five push buttons, allowing individual buttons to be assigned to different actions or user inputs within the connected application.

When a button is pressed, the DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button transmits the corresponding information to an IoT server using LoRaWAN. The device supports LoRaWAN v1.0.3 Class A and can operate with a standard LoRaWAN gateway.

The unit is powered by 2 x AA LR6 batteries and Dragino specifies approximately 30,000 pushes across the five buttons. Battery replacement is designed to be straightforward. Actual battery life will depend on operating conditions and how frequently the device transmits data.

How it works

  • The user presses one of the five push buttons.
  • The PB05-L identifies the corresponding button input.
  • The device transmits the button status to the IoT server through a LoRaWAN network.
  • The built-in speaker can provide an audible response following a button press or receipt of an acknowledgement from the server.
  • Device parameters can be configured locally using AT commands or remotely using LoRaWAN downlink commands.

Why choose this product?

  • Five independent push buttons provide multiple physical inputs from a single wireless device.
  • LoRaWAN connectivity allows the button status to be integrated with an existing LoRaWAN infrastructure.
  • Battery operation avoids the need for a wired power connection at the installation point.
  • Audible feedback can help users confirm a button action or server acknowledgement.
  • Remote configuration allows supported parameters to be adjusted through LoRaWAN downlink.
  • Wall-mountable design provides a practical installation option for fixed user-interface locations.

Benefits

The DRAGINO 5-Button LoRaWAN Wireless Push Button can be useful where operators, staff or visitors need to send a simple command, request or status indication to a connected IoT platform without running communication cabling to the button location.

Its five-button layout also allows several different inputs to be handled from one device, while configurable sound feedback provides a local indication of button activity and network acknowledgement.

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