Telethings LoTe-D1 - Wireless LoRa thermostat
Overview
Telethings LoTe-D1 is a LoRa based device designed to control the heating system within one room.
LoRa (short for "Long Range") is a "spread spectrum modulation" radio technique derived from "chirp spread spectrum" (CSS) technology, which uses an unlicensed radio frequency band that allows the development of cost-effective IoT systems and solutions as an alternative to GSM / GPRS. network.
The device consists of a HomeSensor that serves to display, set and measure the temperature inside the room and a ControlBox - a device that serves to regulate (turn on / off) the heating source (stove, pump, etc.).
Communication is done through LoRa technology and uses very little energy. In addition, the device has an E-Paper graphic display that further reduces energy consumption.
Specifications
Model name |
Telethings LoTe-D1 Home Sensor |
Description |
Device for measuring/setting the temperature |
Temperature measuring |
0°C - 60°C, with 1°C step |
Temperature setting |
5°C – 35°C, with 1°C step |
Temperature regulation |
+/-0,5°C |
Control Box communication |
LoRa |
Power supply |
2xAAA baterries ( 3 V ) |
Device dimensions |
9 x 11 x 2 cm |
Device weight |
60 gr |
Model name |
Telethings LoTe-D1 Control Box |
Description |
Device for processing data and for regulating heating system |
Power supply |
220V ~ 50/60Hz |
Device dimensions |
10 x 6 x 2,5cm |
Device weight |
100 gr |
Radio signal frequency |
868 MHz |
Communication range |
Up to 100m outdoors |
Storage temperature |
Storage temperature: -10°C - +60°C |
Operating temperature |
Operating temperature: 0°C - +60°C |
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