Everything you need to stand up the wireless network behind your sensors. LoRaWAN is long-range and low-power, so a single gateway can cover a large site — these guides cover setup, onboarding, coverage, and getting a gateway back online.
A long-range, low-power radio standard. Sensors report to a gateway, which forwards data to CloudVU — one gateway can cover a large site.
Power the gateway, choose cellular or Ethernet, and confirm the connection. Set Ethernet priority in LAN settings to switch modes.
Add each HotDrop™, VoltDrop™, or PulseDrop™ to the network in minutes using the Vutility app.
Place gateways to minimize interference; Vutility sensors transmit reliably even from inside metal enclosures.
Power-cycle, check the SIM or Ethernet, and read the status lights — full steps in the FAQ.
Troubleshooting FAQ →Use a region-appropriate SIM configured in the gateway dashboard if you prefer to manage cellular yourself.
SIM details →Red flashing means the gateway is powered and ready to connect. Blue flashing means it is connected to cellular. Green flashing means it is connecting or working through interference; steady green is a stable connection.
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