Description
Supplier: Microchip
Frequency: 433/868 MHz
On-board LoRaWAN™ Class A protocol stack
Certification: Passed LoRa Alliance Certification testing, European R&TTE
Price (US$)
1+ 14.27
26+ 13.08
100+ 11.85
1000+ 10.90
Microchip: RN2483
The RN2483 is a fully-certified 433/868 MHz module based on wireless LoRa® technology. The module's embedded LoRaWAN™ Class A protocol enables seamless connectivity to any LoRaWAN compliant network infrastructure, whether public or privately deployed. Castellated SMT pads for easy and reliable PCB mounting.
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