What matters in LoRaWAN Smart building deployments?
summary
Claims that LoRaWAN can retrofit buildings fast and cut CO2 translate into concrete devices: radiator thermostats, solar CO2 sensors, relays with electricity meters and a flood shutoff valve are deployed and tested. Operational lessons include misconfiguration like ADR disabled draining batteries, the need for gateways plus an LNS (The Things Stack) and protocol bridges such as a LoRaWAN-to-Modbus box to integrate with existing BMS. Scalability, reliable power, and platform support for many protocols decide success.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Smart building deployments
- 2:11Company roles in ecosystems
- 7:17Smart building integrations
- 12:35Knowing versus doing
- 19:23Next big functionalities
- 24:47LoRaWAN future outlook
- 27:35Closing remarks & Q&A
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