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  • LoRaWAN and Silvanet devices
  • LoRa frequency bands
  • Sensor frequency channels - Europe
  • Sensor frequency channels - North America
  • Max radio frequency power - EU and North America
  • LoRa Frequency bands (MHz) - select countries

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Silvanet Mesh Network

Silvanet devices are connected in a mesh network using LoRaWAN where each device implements LoRa, a low power wireless platform for IoT.

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Silvanet Wildfire Sensors and Mesh Gateways form the Silvanet Mesh Network to forward messages from remote Wildfire Sensors to . This network is designed to work in areas where mobile coverage is weak or non-existent, which allows for large off-grid deployments.

Silvanet devices use the long-range, low power LoRa modulation to communication between devices using LoRaWAN.

LoRaWAN uses .

LoRaWAN and Silvanet devices

The Silvanet Mesh Network uses LoRaWAN, which allows large-scale deployment of Wildfire Sensors in the challenging environment of forests where leaves, trees, hills and topology often inhibit radio waves. In these types of environments, the range of traditional LoRaWAN gateways is very limited.

Border Gateways are responsible for transmitting messages to all devices in the Silvanet Mesh Network for firmware updates using FUOTA.

The Silvanet Mesh Network connects to Silvanet Border Gateways using LoRaWAN. This allows the Gateway to communicate with the proprietary Silvanet Mesh Gateways or directly to Wildfire Sensors if they are within range.

LoRa frequency bands

Silvanet devices - Border Gateways, Mesh Gateways and Wildfire Sensors - are IoT devices based on LoRa. The frequency bands used by these devices depend on the region in which they is deployed:

  • Europe: 868 MHz

  • North America: 915 MHz

  • Asia: 923 MHz

These frequencies are set in the Silvanet devices by Dryad.

Sensor frequency channels - Europe

Operating channels (bandwidth)
Frequency channels (MHz)

125 kHz

23 channels: 865.1, 865.3, 865.5, 865.7, 865.9, 866.1, 866.3, 866.5, 866.7, 866.9, 867.1, 867.3, 867.5, 867.7, 867.9, 868.1, 868.3, 868.5, 868.7, 868.9, 869.1, 869.3, 869.5

250 kHz

10 channels: 865.1, 865.4, 865.7, 866, 866.3, 866.6, 866.9, 867.2, 867.5, 867.8

Sensor frequency channels - North America

Operating channels (bandwidth)
Frequency channels (MHz)

125 kHz

64 channels: 902.3 MHz and incrementing linearly by 200 kHz to 914.9 MHz

250 kHz

8 channels: 903.0 MHz and incrementing linearly by 1.6 MHz to 914.2 MHz

Max radio frequency power - EU and North America

Maximum radio frequency power transmitted (Tx) in frequency bands in which the sensor operates (EU and North America):

  • EU Max Tx power: 25 mW EIRP

  • US Max Tx power: 25 mW EIRP

LoRa Frequency bands (MHz) - select countries

Region
Country
FB 1
FB 2
FB 3
FB 4
Freq. Antenna

Europe

Germany

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Greece

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Spain

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Portugal

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Romania

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Italy

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Turkey

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

North and South America

USA

902-928

915

Canada

902-928

915

Brazil

902-907.5

915-928

915

Argentina

902-928

915-928

915

Australia

Australia

433-435

915-928

915

Asia

Indonesia

923-925

915

Thailand

433.05-434.79

920-925

915

South Korea

917-923.5

915

India

865-867

868

Africa

Egypt

433.05-434.79

863-870 / 865-868

868

Middle East

UAE

433.05-434.79

863-870 / 870-875.8

915-921

868

Saudi Arabia

433.05-434.7

863-870

868

Lebanon

433.05-434.79

863-870

868

Jordan

433.05-434.79

865-868

868

For a full list, see .

The Things Network Frequency Plans by Country
Border Gateways
frequencies based on country-specific regulations
LoRa in the ISO model