The same eight-channel LoRaWAN gateway with an LTE modem and a SIM slot, so it reaches the platform with no site network at all. Give it power and a data SIM and a LoRaWAN metering system is complete; give it Ethernet as well and the SIM becomes the fallback.
Where there is no network to plug into, or the customer would rather you did not touch theirs, this carries its own. LoRaWAN meters in, one SIM out. It is the shortest route from a CT clamp to a dashboard, and the natural partner for the IEMTR-EM165-L and IEMTR-EM4423-L.
Meters in, 4G out. For sites with no usable network, or where the customer would rather you did not touch theirs, this is the shortest route from a CT to a dashboard.
Plugged into the site's Ethernet it prefers that route and drops to 4G if the wired connection fails, so a network change on the customer's side does not silently stop the readings.
In the IESG-M52-ODK the SIM stays inside and the cellular antennas radiate through the enclosure, so an outdoor gateway needs only PoE from an injector indoors.
Your label on the case and the packaging, and your name on the local configuration page anyone on site would see.
APN, frequency plan and network-server credentials set before it ships; with a SIM fitted it registers and comes online at first power-on. Open firmware underneath, nothing tied to a vendor cloud.
A siting guide and a SIM checklist in your name, and a support route back to us that your customer never sees.
Tell us where it is and how many meters. We will check coverage on the networks we use, fit and test the SIM, and ship it ready to power up.
