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LoRaWAN Network

Pulls a campus of low-power sensors into one feed through your LoRaWAN network server.

The LoRaWAN connector integrates with your network server (ChirpStack, The Things Stack, or a comparable class of server) rather than the radios themselves. It receives decoded uplinks over the server's API or MQTT integration, applies your payload codecs where the server has not, and emits each reading as a governed event carrying the device EUI, the gateway metadata, and the tenant. LoRaWAN is uplink-mostly by nature, which suits it: door, leak, temperature, and tank-level sensors that report on change or on a slow heartbeat, across a whole campus on batteries.

Because the physical layer is long-range and low-power, the connector treats freshness as a first-class signal: a sensor that stops reporting is itself an event, not a blank spot. This listing is sense-only; no downlinks are issued. It is available now: built and maintained by Fibric, and wired with a Fibric deployment engineer through the early-access program.

Kind
Connector
Category
Sensing & telemetry
Publisher
Fibric
Availability
Available now
Sold by
Fibric
Support
Developed and supported by Fibric

Authentication

Authenticates to your LoRaWAN network server with an API key scoped to the applications Fibric may read.

What it reads

  • Door, leak, temperature, humidity, and tank-level uplinks across the campus
  • Device health: battery level, signal quality, last-seen freshness
  • Gateway metadata per uplink, so a coverage gap is visible as a pattern

What it can do

This is a sensing source: it reads, it does not write. Operators act through the write-capable connectors alongside it.

Requirements

  • A LoRaWAN network server (ChirpStack, The Things Stack, or similar) with an API or MQTT integration Fibric can reach
  • Payload codecs for any device types the server does not already decode

Works with

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Bring LoRaWAN Network into your early-access deployment

Available now means a deployment engineer wires this with you, and it runs propose-only until you approve live actions.