Devices QingPing CO2 & Temperature & Humidity Monitor for LoRaWAN

QingPing CO2 & Temperature & Humidity Monitor for LoRaWAN

RAKwireless Technology Co. · Temperature, Humidity, Co2 Class A

About

The QingPing LoRaWAN CO2 monitor Sensor is a remote monitoring device that uses nondispersive infrared (NDIR) spectral analysis to accurately measure CO2 levels. Aside from CO2 levels, it also monitors temperature and relative humidity, providing a comprehensive overview of the indoor environment in real time.

Connectivity & sensors

LoRaWAN class

Class A

Sensors

TemperatureHumidityCo2

Specifications

Dimensions

77 × 77 × 28 mm

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Device facts:
- Sensors: Temperature, Humidity, Co2
- LoRaWAN class: A
- Product page: https://store.rakwireless.com/products/qingping-lorawan-co2-monitoring-sensor
- Datasheet: https://downloads.rakwireless.com/IoT-Marketplace/Qingping/Indoor%20CO2%20Monitoring%20Solution/QingPing%20LoRaWAN%20CO2%20Sensor%20Datasheet.pdf
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2. The deployment environment (indoor/outdoor, sites, mounting, power)
3. Scale now and in 12 months
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5. Existing LoRaWAN coverage or gateways I already have
6. Where the data must end up (dashboard, cloud platform, ERP…)

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- 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 RAKwireless Technology Co.

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