The Enterprise LoRaWAN Network Server built for utilities
Connect, manage and secure every LoRaWAN gateway and device from one multi-tenant
platform — smart water meters, energy meters, agritech and industrial sensors. Deploy it
as managed cloud, on-premise or hybrid.
A municipal water utility replaced manual meter reading with automated LoRaWAN metering
running on our network server — with a further 1,000+ meters live in
a second country.
The deployment covers device provisioning at scale, gateway coverage planning across dense
urban areas, and daily consumption data flowing into the utility's billing workflow.
A LoRaWAN Network Server (LNS) is the software layer that sits between your gateways and your applications. It authenticates devices as they join, de-duplicates the same uplink received by multiple gateways, decrypts and routes payloads, manages downlink scheduling, and handles session keys and frame counters. Without an LNS you have radio hardware but no usable network.
Which LoRaWAN frequency bands do you support?
We support the IN865 and EU868 regional frequency plans. Both follow the LoRa Alliance regional parameters specification.
Can the platform run on our own servers?
Yes. We offer three deployment models: managed cloud, fully on-premise inside your own data centre, and hybrid. On-premise means device keys, payloads and subscriber data never leave your infrastructure, which is usually what government and regulated utility procurement requires.
Does it work with our existing gateways and meters?
The platform is vendor-agnostic and works with standard LoRaWAN-compliant gateways and end devices. If your hardware follows the LoRaWAN specification, it will connect. We support OTAA and ABP activation and Class A, B and C devices.
How many devices can the platform handle?
The platform is built for utility-scale fleets and is already running thousands of smart water meters in production. Sizing depends on uplink frequency and payload size rather than device count alone, so we scope capacity with you during evaluation.
Is there a trial available?
Trial access is available on request. Tell us your device count, region and timeline and we will set up an evaluation environment appropriate to your deployment.
JOIN OTAA · accepted
UPLINK SF7 · 125 kHz
ADR enabled · DR5
RSSI −97 dBm · SNR 8.5
Ready to evaluate the platform?
Tell us about your deployment — device count, region and timeline — and we will come back with a concrete technical recommendation. Trial access is available on request.