Infrastructure
The communicator that links the meter network to the platform.
It joins the Mesh network alongside the meters and provides the Internet uplink over Wi-Fi, LAN or 4G. Each Internet-connected gateway supports a network of up to 1,000 meters.
Redundant network
All devices are linked by radio, so every message has multiple paths to reach the head end. Each new device inherits the network's attributes and contributes its own: the network grows stronger with every installation.
With two or more Internet-connected gateways, if one loses its connection the other takes over the traffic immediately and automatically.
Architecture
Wireless Mesh network: each one relays for the others.
Internet uplink over Wi-Fi, LAN or 4G.
Web-based management, at no cost.
Versions
Choose based on the connectivity available at each site. In the most remote areas, a 4G gateway at the last spot with signal extends the network to where there is none.
| Model | Commercial name | Communication |
|---|---|---|
| CMCOMWV2.0 | Gateway RF-WIFI | Mesh radio · Wi-Fi |
| CMPWLV2.0 | Gateway RF-WIFI-LAN | Mesh radio · Wi-Fi · LAN · Zigbee |
| CMP4GWV2.0 | Gateway RF-WIFI-4G | Mesh radio · Wi-Fi · 4G · Zigbee |
Tower installation
On 35 to 50 m towers goes a radio-only unit, in an aluminum enclosure with a fiberglass antenna, powered at 12 V. The Internet-connected gateway stays at the bottom: no need to climb up to maintain a network cable.
Rural installation
The gateway must not be mounted on reinforced concrete poles or metal columns, because they block radio frequency. We provide a rural installation guide with every project.
Datasheet
Data from the official datasheet of the AMIAR Gateway and its Mesh module.
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