RS485 to LoRaWAN Converter – Wireless Integration for Modbus & IoT Devices

This RS485 to LoRaWAN Converter enables you to integrate RS485 or Modbus-compatible sensors and controllers into a LoRaWAN network, providing wireless communication over long distances with low power consumption.

Built for professional IoT and industrial automation environments, the converter simplifies wiring, lowers installation costs, and enables centralized data collection and control through standard LoRaWAN gateways and platforms.

How It Works:

• Uplink: Sends user-defined Modbus or custom RS485 commands to connected devices, retrieves data, and transmits it to your LoRaWAN server in a compact payload.

• Downlink: Operates in LoRaWAN Class C, allowing for low-latency command reception. Incoming LoRaWAN commands are forwarded to the RS485 device, enabling real-time control.

Perfect for smart agriculture, water systems, HVAC, and infrastructure monitoring, this converter bridges legacy industrial systems to modern cloud-based platforms.

Key Features:

✅ Converts RS485/Modbus devices to LoRaWAN
✅ Simplifies cabling and reduces deployment cost
✅ Class C LoRaWAN – Supports real-time downlink control
✅ Customizable RS485 polling and response parsing
✅ Ideal for retrofit and remote installations
✅ Reliable, long-range wireless communication

Applications:

• Smart metering & energy monitoring

• Agricultural sensor control & irrigation

• Industrial process monitoring

• Building automation systems

• Utility infrastructure (pumps, flow meters, PLCs)

📦 What’s Included:

• 1 × RS485 to LoRaWAN Converter

• 1 × Antenna

• 1 × User Setup Guide

📞 Need integration assistance or bulk pricing? Call us at 1800 652 062 or email sales@prosense.com.au.

• Communication:

  • LoRaWAN 1.0.3, Class C compatible

  • Frequency Bands: EU868 / AU915 / AS923 / US915 / CN470 / others available

• RS485 Interface:

  • Modbus RTU or user-defined protocol

  • Configurable polling interval and command rules

• Data Flow:

  • Uplink: RS485 request → Device response → LoRaWAN payload

  • Downlink: LoRaWAN server command → RS485 forwarding

• Power Supply:

  • External 12VDC or battery-powered options available

• LoRa Range:

  • Up to 15km in open environments (gateway dependent)

• Enclosure:

  • Industrial-grade housing

  • Optional DIN-rail or wall-mount installation

• Operating Temp:

  • -30°C to +70°C

• Configuration:

  • Local via USB/UART or remote via downlink commands