LoRaWAN Monitoring
Field data, live, wherever your assets are. Battery-powered sensors that report to one clear platform, installed by us.
5+ km
One gateway covers sensors five kilometres away and beyond.
10+ Years
Battery life measured in years, with no cables and no trenching.
Hundreds of Sensors
Hundreds of sensors on a single gateway.
AES-128
End-to-end encryption from sensor to server.
Sensors that clamp on in minutes
LoRaWAN is a low-power radio technology built for sending small amounts of data over long distances. That makes it well suited to industrial sites, where assets are spread out and running cable to each one is slow and expensive.
TheAngle installs battery-powered LoRaWAN sensors that stream pressure and vibration readings to a gateway and on to one IoT platform with dashboards, alerts and reports. Sub-GHz radio cuts through steel, dust, heat and distance, and the gateway connects onward by cellular, Ethernet, Wi-Fi or satellite.
What we deliver
Site survey
We map your assets, the distances between them and the best gateway placement.
Install and commission
Sensors clamp on in minutes, with no shutdown, no hot work and no cabling.
Gateway and network server
Hosted on the gateway at the edge or in the cloud, as you choose.
IoT platform
Dashboards, real-time alerts, trend history and reports from day one.
Integration
Open APIs and MQTT feed your SCADA, historians and BI tools.
Room to grow
Add temperature, level or flow sensors to the same network at any time.
What we monitor
Start with pressure and vibration on the assets that matter most, then extend the same network across the site.
- Wellheads
- Pipelines
- Pumps and compressors
- Water and power infrastructure
Questions & answers
What is LoRaWAN used for in oil and gas?
LoRaWAN connects battery-powered sensors on wellheads, pipelines, pumps and compressors to a central platform. It gives operators live pressure and vibration data and alerts without cabling each asset.
How far can a sensor be from the gateway?
One gateway covers sensors 5 km away and beyond, and can serve hundreds of sensors.
How long do the sensor batteries last?
The sensors are designed for more than ten years on one battery, so there are no routine site visits to change them.
Is the data secure?
Yes. Data is protected with AES-128 encryption from the sensor to the network server, and the server can be hosted on the gateway or in the cloud.
How quickly can a site go live?
A deployment has three steps: a site survey, installation and commissioning, and go-live. Sensors clamp on in minutes, so a site can be running in days.