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Connecting the small devices on the street
Gateways, low‑power radio and cellular connections for the sensors, signs and meters that need a network but not a circuit of their own.
What it is
A network for everything that is not a camera
Not every device on the street needs a mesh node. The IoT range connects small sensors over low‑power radio, puts a cellular gateway where a mesh does not yet reach, and carries data by text message where nothing else will. Everything routes through encrypted tunnels into SenseView, and plugs into an existing Mesh5G network when there is one.
Variable message signs are a good example: connect the sign to the network and its height and position make it a place to mount cameras, pollution monitors and detectors too, routed through the same node — no new pole.
Why councils choose it
Cheap to connect, easy to grow
No circuit per device
A gateway serves many sensors; a mesh node serves the gateway.
Low power, long range
LoRaWAN radio for battery or solar sensors across a wide area.
Works where the mesh is not
Cellular gateways with standby backhaul; SMS for the hardest sites.
One place for the data
Every device reports into SenseView, alongside the cameras and the signals.
The range
What is in the family
Pick the link that suits the device and the site.
| Product | What it does | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Cellular IoT gateway | 4G and 5G networking unit, stand‑alone or mesh, dual antenna, standby backhaul | Remote sites |
| LoRaWAN gateway | Eight‑channel base station for low‑power sensors; LoRaWAN and custom protocols | Area hub |
| LoRaWAN node | Single‑channel radio for an individual sensor | On the sensor |
| SMS connectivity gateway | Carries device data by text message where no other link exists | Isolated sites |
| VMS sign connection | Mesh node and mounting kit for variable message signs, with ports for further devices | Sign gantry or pole |
| Fibre modules | Long‑reach fibre transceivers for mesh switches | Cluster heads |
| Data SIMs | 12‑month SIMs sized to the device | Cellular products |
Full specifications, interfaces and options are in the product brochure, available on request. No pricing is published; every project is quoted on its requirement.
Where it is used
Part of the Smart City layer
Smart City explains how sensors, signs and small devices join the same infrastructure as the signals and cameras.
Next step
Ask for the IoT brochure
Gateway specifications, radio options, SIM plans and integration with SenseView.