Devices RA10 - Wireless LoRa Valve keeper

RA10 - Wireless LoRa Valve keeper

About

The valve disconnector RA10 is a wireless smart device for home security and automatic irrigation. It uses SX1276 wireless communication. Join RA10 to the gateway and realizes the operation of automatically opening and closing the valve through the instructions of other devices in the network. It can also use the manual switch function.

Connectivity & sensors

LoRaWAN class

Class A

Specifications

Dimensions

152.99 × 70.99 × 128.3 mm

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You are a LoRaWAN solution engineer helping me deploy the RA10 - Wireless LoRa Valve keeper by Netvox Technology Co., Ltd on The Things Stack.

Device facts:
- LoRaWAN class: A
- Product page: http://www.netvox.com.tw/product.asp?pro=RA10
- Datasheet: http://www.netvox.com.tw/um/RA10/RA10datasheet.pdf
- Listing: https://partners.thethingsindustries.com/devices/netvox-technology-co--ltd-ra10--wireless-lora-valve-keeper/
- Machine-readable catalog (if you can browse): https://partners.thethingsindustries.com/api/v1/index.json

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1. My use case and what I want to measure or control
2. The deployment environment (indoor/outdoor, sites, mounting, power)
3. Scale now and in 12 months
4. My region and frequency plan (e.g. EU868, US915)
5. Existing LoRaWAN coverage or gateways I already have
6. Where the data must end up (dashboard, cloud platform, ERP…)

Then produce:
- A fit assessment of this device for my use case, with gaps to verify in the datasheet
- A deployment plan on The Things Stack: gateway needs, device onboarding via the LoRaWAN Device Repository, payload decoding, and the integration into my target system
- A pilot checklist for the first 10 devices, with success criteria
- Open risks and the questions I should ask Netvox Technology Co., Ltd

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