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LoRaWAN 4-20 mA Sensors and Transmitters

LoRaWAN 4-20 mA devices read industrial current-loop signals from analog transmitters and send the measured values wirelessly over long range.

The 4-20 mA current loop is a long-standing industrial signaling standard where a transmitter represents a measurement as a current between 4 mA (low end of range) and 20 mA (full scale). Because the signal is current-based, it resists noise and voltage drop over long cable runs, making it common across process and utility instrumentation.

A LoRaWAN 4-20 mA device reads one or more analog inputs, scales the current against a configured range, and sends the value in an uplink payload. This brings legacy or remote 4-20 mA transmitters onto a wireless network without trenching cable to a control room.

Typical deployments include water and wastewater (level, pressure, flow), tank and silo monitoring, HVAC, agriculture, and remote industrial assets. When comparing devices, look at:

  • Number of channels and supported current/voltage input ranges
  • Measurement accuracy, resolution, and loop power capability
  • Battery life under your reporting interval and loop excitation
  • Enclosure rating (IP/NEMA) and supported frequency plans
  • Configurable reporting, thresholds, and payload codec
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600-035 - Analog sensor with 4/20mA interface ✓ CERT
Enless Wireless

600-035 - Analog sensor with 4/20mA interface

This LoRa / LoRaWAN 4/20mA analogue radio transmitter is specifically designed for industrial applications …

Class A EU863-870
Analog - Sensor Interface ✓ CERT
Adeunis

Analog - Sensor Interface

The Adeunis Analog has 2 inputs for connecting 0-10 V or 4-20 mA sensors and provides LoRaWAN® connectivity to …

Class A EU863-870
DL-DLR2-004 - Analog 4 … 20 mA Sensor Transmitter ✓ CERT
Decentlab GmbH

DL-DLR2-004 - Analog 4 … 20 mA Sensor Transmitter

The Decentlab DL-DLR2-004 is an Analog or Digital Sensor Device for LoRaWAN® that consists of an Analog 4 … 20 …

Class A AS923AU915-928 +2
HarvyLR 36 - Current Sensor
deZem GmbH

HarvyLR 36 - Current Sensor

Self-powered LoRaWAN IoT sensor for AC and DC currents

Class A EU863-870
HarvyLR 360 - Current Sensor
deZem GmbH

HarvyLR 360 - Current Sensor

Self-powered LoRaWAN IoT sensor for AC and DC currents

Class A EU863-870
izi-io 4840 - I/O Controller
izinto GmbH

izi-io 4840 - I/O Controller

The izinto izi-io 4840 is a multi-I/O controller with edge computing and LoRaWAN® connection that provides …

Class A EU863-870
izi-io 4840 /grid - I/O Controller
izinto GmbH

izi-io 4840 /grid - I/O Controller

Specially designed for monitoring local power grid transformation substations ("Ortsnetzstationen" in Germany, …

Class A EU863-870
izi-io 4840 /heat - I/O Controller
izinto GmbH

izi-io 4840 /heat - I/O Controller

Specially designed for monitoring building heating systems, the izinto izi-io 4840 /heat is an …

Class A EU863-870
Metering Node ✓ CERT
IOT Factory

Metering Node

M-BUS Master Gateway and LORAWAN Converter

Class A AS923EU863-870 +2
Press'O - Analog Interface ✓ CERT
nke WATTECO

Press'O - Analog Interface

The nke WATTECO Press'O sensor turns any 0-10V, 4-20mA analog gauge into a Class A sensor connected to a …

Class A EU863-870
Press'O - Analog Interface ✓ CERT
WATTECO

Press'O - Analog Interface

The WATTECO Press'O sensor turns any 0-10V, 4-20mA analog gauge into a Class A sensor connected to a public or …

Class A EU863-870
R718IJK - Wireless Multi-Sensor Interface for 0-24V ADC, Dry Contact and 4-20mA Sensors ✓ CERT
Netvox Technology Co., Ltd

R718IJK - Wireless Multi-Sensor Interface for 0-24V ADC, Dry Contact and 4-20mA Sensors

This device is used for detecting 4mA-20mA signal, 0-24V DC ADC samples and dry contact features which employs …

Class A AS923AU915-928 +5
RBS306-420MA - 4-20mA Current Loop Sensor ✓ CERT
Radio Bridge Inc.

RBS306-420MA - 4-20mA Current Loop Sensor

The 4-20mA Current Loop Sensor can measure the current from another device or sensor. It uses a 10-bit ADC to …

Class A EU863-870US902-928
S2100 LoRaWAN® Data Logger ✓ CERT
SenseCAP

S2100 LoRaWAN® Data Logger

SenseCAP S2100 LoRaWAN® Data Logger is an easy-to-deploy, industrial-grade LoRaWAN® sensor hub that can …

Class A AS923AU915-928 +5
tyness ✓ CERT
Ewattch

tyness

IoT Sensor LoRa® modular and scalable combining several measurement acquisition and control functionalities.

Class A EU863-870US902-928
tynode ✓ CERT
Ewattch

tynode

The TyNode sensor providing a choice of different measurement. 3 versions available : temperature, pulse …

Class A EU863-870
VoBo-GP-1 - Input Endpoint
Volley Boast LLC

VoBo-GP-1 - Input Endpoint

General purpose LoRaWAN bridge

Class A AS923AU915-928 +2
VoBo-HL-1 - Input Endpoint
Volley Boast LLC

VoBo-HL-1 - Input Endpoint

General purpose LoRaWAN bridge certified for use in Class 1 Div 2 hazardous locations

Class A AS923AU915-928 +2
VoBo-XP - Input Endpoint
Volley Boast LLC

VoBo-XP - Input Endpoint

The VoBo XP is an externally powered, industrial grade, 7 input, 4 output, LoRaWAN® bridge certified for Class …

Class AClass C AS923AU915-928 +2
YO Analog ✓ CERT
Yosensi Sp. z o.o.

YO Analog

YO Analog makes it possible to monitor devices and processes in automation. The device has six configurable …

Class A AS923AU915-928 +2

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Frequently asked questions

What is a LoRaWAN 4-20 mA sensor used for?

It interfaces with industrial transmitters that output a 4-20 mA current-loop signal, such as pressure, level, flow, or temperature transmitters, and converts that analog reading into a LoRaWAN uplink. This lets existing 4-20 mA instrumentation report wirelessly without wired SCADA cabling.

How is the 4-20 mA value sent over LoRaWAN?

The device samples the loop current, scales it against its configured range, and transmits the value in an uplink payload on a schedule or threshold. A payload codec on the network server decodes the bytes back into the engineering units you configured.

Can these devices power the 4-20 mA loop?

Some battery-powered units provide loop excitation to drive a passive transmitter, while others expect an externally powered loop. Check whether the device sources the loop, its compliance voltage, and how loop power affects battery life.