Description
Supplier: LinkLabs
2 LoRa modules (low and high power)
Frequencies: 868 or 915 MHz
Certification: FCC
Price:
RLP-20: less than $14 per unit in volume
RXR-27: less than $16 per unit in volume
LinkLabs: LoRa Module
Link Labs is a proud founding member of the LoRa Alliance and has partnered with many companies in the LoRa ecosystem to build technology on the LoRaWAN platform.
Additional information
| Power | RLP-20 Low Power (18.5 dBm), RXR-27 High Power (27 dBm) |
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