RBLtAP-2HnD and R11e-LTE and LR8 - LtAP LR8 LTE Kit with Dual-Core 880 MHz CPU

Inside a high-performance housing, there is a powerful 2.4 GHz wireless access point with a Gigabit Ethernet port, integrated GPS, and two internal LTE antennas. There are two miniPCIe slots - one is used for the LTE modem, while the other is equipped with the Concentrator Gateway card for LoRa technology.

There are three power supply options: DC jack, PoE-in, and automotive. MikroTik has even seen users power the LtAP all day long with a 20,000 mAh power bank!

The Internet of Things has never been so affordable.

To understand what this device can do, we need to talk about the Internet of Things. Let's start with an example. Imagine a farmer who has livestock, an irrigation system for crops, and a storage facility for goods. In his daily routine, he needs to:

• Track the animals
• Monitor the grain stock
• Control the irrigation system

For all these tasks, the farmer can use cost-effective wireless sensors. By connecting to the LtAP, he can capture real-time data, combine it with the vehicle's location information, and send it to the cloud via high-speed LTE. Now, all the information he needs to monitor and plan the growth of his farms is in one place. So simple and so practical. The underlying radio technology is called LoRa, which stands for Long Range. It requires very little power. That's why LoRa is the best way to build your Internet of Things solutions. LoRa can be used for everything from smart homes to agriculture, supply chains, logistics, and smart cities. Monitor parking lots, track utilities, measure environmental data, etc. - the possibilities are endless.