EmbedX edge wireless covers sites where a cable backhaul is impractical. Field nodes sense and actuate, sleep between transmissions, and reach a gateway. The gateway puts that traffic on Ethernet for a local server or a cloud broker.
System
What it includes
Long-range RF nodes suit open ground, up to about 1,000 m line of sight. Zigbee mesh suits dense indoor and outdoor zones. Both land on the same dashboard.
How it is built
- Long-range RF nodes for wind, temperature, occupancy, motion, and optional humidity or soil moisture.
- Zigbee nodes for presence, equipment status, and local actuation, in coordinator, router, and end-device roles.
- Battery or mains power, with deep sleep between reports.
- RF-to-Ethernet and Zigbee-to-Ethernet gateways in a plant room or a weather-protected cabinet.
Where it fits
- Campuses and yards with nodes far from the nearest switch.
- Agricultural and outdoor telemetry.
- Indoor zones that are cheaper to mesh than to wire.
- Operators who want alarms, trends, and link health in one dashboard, on site or in the cloud.
What ships with it
RF sensor node
High-gain long-range radio, ultra-low-power sleep, and the sensor payload the site actually needs.
Zigbee smart node
Mesh sensing and actuation where hop-by-hop coverage beats a single long shot.
Gateways
Translate field radio into telemetry on Ethernet for a local switch or a cloud broker.
Dashboard
Live values, history, threshold alarms, and battery or link health. API hooks for a BMS or another facility system.
Pick the radio from the distance, not from a catalog default.
Tell us the node mix, the sensor payload, and whether the server should sit on site or in the cloud.
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