Description
Supplier: NiceRF
Based on SX1276/1278 chips from Semtech
Frequency: 433 / 470 / 868 / 915 MHz
Sensitivity: -139 dBm
Built-in temperature sensor and low battery indicator
Price: not available
NiceRF: LoRa Module
NiceRF is a technical company engaged in researching, developing, producing and selling IOT (internet of things) products. With more than 10 years experience of product design in RF and sensors, we have earned a good reputation among our customers.
Additional information
| Freq/power | Lora1278 – 433/470MHz 100mW, Lora1276 – 868/915MHz 100mW, Lora1276F30 – 868/915MHz 500mW, Lora1278F30 – 433/470MHz 1W |
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