Presenting the solar-powered LoRaWAN® thermostat

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A retrofit device claims a maintenance free solar-powered LoRaWAN thermostat with a 2.9" e‑ink display and built‑in motion sensor that runs without batteries by harvesting indoor light and integrates with BMS via The Things Stack The vendor reports 15–35% energy savings in deployed buildings and production at scale with hundreds of thousands deployed certification and commercial availability pending end of July reviews

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:10Smart building focus
3. 2:38Energy efficiency goals
4. 5:32IoT device portfolio
5. 8:22Solar-powered thermostat
6. 9:24Maintenance-free benefits
7. 10:28Indoor light charging
8. 10:51Motion sensor use cases
9. 11:34CO2 sensor with display
10. 12:19Thin coil controller
11. 13:01Easy installation
12. 13:43Scale and partnerships

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